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Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1852-10-12

Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1852-10-12 page 1

COLUMBUS TUESDA.Y MORNING, OCTOBER 12, 1852. NUMBER 80 VOLUME XVI I'i A i. N ; TUB E-ailg l)to Stole Journal ' 18 PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING, KXCKPT SUNDAY, SCOTT ft BASCOM, jouenal uiiduios, Bias Am run itbiets ixtmkci oh num. TERMS Invariably in advance l In Columbus, W.00 ayeer j by inail, S5.00. Daily during Che session of the LugUlature, and Trl-Waekly for the remainder of the year, (5.00. : TUK WEEKLY JOURNAL Is furnished to city subscribers at Mi, and by mail at 1.60 a year. (Jlubs of four and upward, 81.26) ll ten anu upwarus, ei.uu, THE TIll-rt'KEKLY JOURNAL Is 8 .00 year. ; MATES OF ADVERTISING IN THE DAILY JOURNAL. (The following rates and rnlea havs been agreed upon between the proprietor! of the (Mia Statuman and the (Mie Smu Journal, to De observed in aU cases, after this data. July M, jwa j One square, 00 lines or leal of thla abed type, for one Insertion, ouo. j eaou additional inaeruon, too. , j ill iJI 1111m. &m m m a m m to a ii ii ii t "tTT'" i i" 1 equate, 1252 25 3 00 4 00 6 00 8. 8. S. 10. 15. 18. 1 1 1 1 2aquarea, 1 87 8 87 008 00 8 00 0. 10. 12. 16. .. ., j8wiaarw, 2 60 a 606 608 00 BOO ioT uT uT TT TT 'liquarea, 8 U06608 009W10. Il2. l4'l6. TTTT DT iui lain 6aquarai, or (4 column, Chan arable . quartrly,..'15j monthly, 46 wuftklv 66 i H column, j monthly, M 'Or wekly,...M 80 dally - 801 dally lSOj Standinc card. 6 lines or leas, for one year U10. No advertisement to he oonaidered by the year, unless specified on the inanuscrlut. or nrevlounlv airroud unon between the narties. AdrcrtlHmienta not marked on the copy for a sperilhul number ot insertions, will oe oontinueii one montn, unless oraereu out, ana payment will be exacted accordingly. All advertisements from strangers or transient persons to be paid in advance. The privileges of yearly advertbwrs will be eonlned rigidly to tneir regular ousiueas ; anu an advertisements not pertaining were, to. to bo usid for extra. Advertisements for Auctioneers, General Agents, Real Estate Agents, ftc, not to be contracted for by the year, but to be charged iby the pluco, at the usual rotes. Announcing candidates (for offices of every description) to be .charged at tne rate ot nlty cents per week, lor each name ; tne same to bo, in all cases, paid in advance. Attornoys will be holden for the price of Inserting advertisements brought in by them. Publishers not accountable for tho accuracy of legal advertisements beyond the amount charged for their publication.All leaded advertisements to be charged not less titan double the above rates, and measured as ir soua. Advertisements on tne Inside exclusively, to be charged at the rate of 60 per cent in advance of iuo aoovo rates. NO ADVERTISEMENT CAM INSERTED ORATUTTOUSLT. township, and other public meetings, and such like, to be charged nan price. Deaths inserted without charge, unless accomnanled by funeral invitations or obituary notices, and when se accompanied, to be paiu lor. U persons sending communications or requiring notices of fairs, soirees, concerts, or any publlo entertainments where charges are made for admittance, and all notices of private enterprises, cuu only be inserted with the understanding that the same are to be paid for. If intended to be inserted in the editorial column, the same wiu oe cnargea at we rate ot not less man as cents per line, Atlfl !.hn nnlv whnn MiimmniLnlMil hv An AitvnrMuunimfc . !IJU1 1 (KMAHUUM. Jniimn I Knilt1iniTi. Hiorh KJ street, Columbus, PRINTERS, STEREOTYPERS AND ao'Vd 8!'.'?'! oJ,yer, description coniUntly on hund. Printing and WrUiog Paperi, and Inks, ot .too do. maaaiRciurua iwaya ior lain, ROBERT THOMPSON'S OFFICE No. 4, Nelli Exchtnce. oDDOtlte the Secretary of State' ouica, xiign iireer, uoiuiddui. aecii ATATHAN BROOKS, Justice of the Peace, JL l Ufilco in tne room formoriT occupied by Juatlco Evans, uuiu oi too rranmin nans, up aiaira. GERE, ABBOTT & CO., Dealers in Hard-warn and Cutlery, Iron, Nalli, (.ilasi. Ho aw Bullder'i Ma tori ill, Farming and Mich nfcal Tools, Military Uoodi,fcc, dci t 11 I1U ..--. C -. nil- !- ' U AUA AAIU lirj tf -Igll VI lUtS Ulli fllUIUCXt, TITALTER THRALL, Attorney and Coun- v v senor at Law, uotnmous, unto. i 1 kiiui n. tjmwr, vviuuiuuo, uuiu. I Also, a Commissioner to take the Acknowledgment of Deeds I or the city of New York. OCI20 17 C. SESSIONS & CO., Wholesale and Re A e tall Dealoraln DRY GOODS, Boots and Shoes, ilals, Caps, Straw Goods, Ae. Four doors south of the American, Colura. bus, ootta JOHN. W BARvXB. BOBRBT ABHSTBOKG. T3AKER & ARMSTRONG, Real Estate JL Bbokkxs and Gbnkbal Land Aoxnts. Office south room Exchange Bank Building, Columbus, O. IUCTA- BVPTTLKa. THEO. COMSTOCK. CEO. O. C0MST0CK. T3UTTLES, COMSTOCK & CO., (succes J) sors to B. Comstock A Co ,) Forwurdlna and Com- mlul.B Hr.lt. 1..pil nil MDniifBetiirMV. unH flnaloM In Salt, Plaster. F iah and Lumber. Head ot tho Canal, Columbus, I Ohlo. I Liberal advances made on consinnrueuts. mare I T RIDGWAY & CO'S IRON FOUNDRY, kmdd";T.SX, BLYNN & BALDWIN are again receiving new supplies of WATCH K AND JEWELRY. Among other styles ot Watches, we invite attention to a new lot 01 itwse nne nunting ease ana open atai levers, 01 our own im portation, wnicn, ior quality ana price, are not excenea. jyio H AT AND CAP STORE. TUX OLD STAND llie subscriber comes areelinf, to every Hat and Can wearer in Central Ohio. with one ol tl.e very best assortments of HATS AND CAP! ever orougnt to tntspart 01 tne etaio, embracing nearly every variety of atylenow worn by the human family. Ute Mate are made to order, oy some 01 tne nest ana most celebrated establishments East and West, via 1 Beebe ACo.. New York) Bertalett A Blynn, Philadelphia j Dodd ACo, Bates, Whitcher A Co, and others, of Cincinnati ; all of which will be old at tatr prices 1 ana ne wisnes 11 to oe aisunctiy unaersiooa that It la all nonsense tor others to ear they can sell lower than fee can. Being a practical hatter, and engaged in the business for yeara, ne understanas wnat a nac can ne mnae ana aoia ior. His stock consists (In psrt) ot the following varieties : Black and Drab Beaver, extra; - Black and Drab Moleskin, extra j 1 Black and Drab Rrush, extra; Otter and Seal Drab; Black and Drab Hungarian, very 6ne ; Black and drab Kossuth, in ereat variety : ''.A large and well selected assortment of Straw goods for Men ana Boy a. A van Una aaaarrmrat of Straw Hats for children. Ac Ao. His old friends and the public are invited to call and examine the assortment and prices. J. c. nuuimi, ap High St, next door to the Stage Office. HATS AND CAPS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. We are now re-celving our Fall and Winter stock, to which we Invite the attention of country dealers and the 1 nablie venerallv. U3 To the trade we offer a large assortment of Kossuth and Me- Sir Hats, Silk Plush Caps, Ac, at reduced ratea and feel con-ent that for style, quality and finish, our fashionable Hat cannot be surnasaed. We have Jnst received from Paris a CONFORM ATEUR, Which will enable na to give unerring ju; ana remeay ine inconvenience experienced bv ao many in breaklat In a new hat. Our assortment is complete, and pricca low. To one and all we would aay, give na a call in the Neil House Building. tepS GILLETT A CO. WE ARE NOW opening a large and braotlful assortment ol tSflTIlfJ " r-v 5 WATGDKH, DIAMOND TlK -7, WORK AND JkWELUi. FOur stock of fine London and Gene va Watches Is superior to any In the State. Diamond Kings and Pins, we offer at Maw torn Prices. Jewelry, Mirer and .Mated Ware, Fine Mantle Clocka.oad Cntlrry.atwholesaleand UU. AU are Invited to call examine, and purchase if euiitd vniuui. other liKAL" ensraved.and P BK89ES furnished, at the shortest notice. Watchea Repaired In the Kir-d!,nlh of entrance to Nell House. iall Bljisin ee BAbuwin. I titst RFriF.tVF.n A new and beautiful as- J aortment of WATCHER, DIAMOND WORK, aad JIWRLRY of all kinds. I BLYNN A BALDWIN. JnlS NEW GOODS. A lot of new and fashion. able Watches. Chain,, Breastpins. EaT-rines, Ac., e. Just - I received by ieepxu BLYNN A BALDWIN. . . nnpf pnci xt. l I .11 VJJAI3 ikXiU rn00D.-laownu. B..u -i J other deseriptlona of Seals, made ta the best manner, and atshnrtaolice, and Freesea faratahed, by !r.?n ' BLYMM A BALDWIN. . P30 rASALIEKS And many Kinds oi plain ana VjT ornamental Gaa Boraera, ftom one to six light Just re-eetved and for sale at Eaatern prices, at tee Jewelry Store of tTfl BLYNN A BALDWIN EW LUMBER YARD. The subscriber sua il. at the Frsmkllatoa Depot, a larae assortment of eoaatry lamner, principally oak, of almost every sort, size aad leagta, where builders and others can be supplied oa short smtiea, aad kava the Lumber deuverea oa e spot tbey aeslra. In the aaeonaaent la aeaaoaed timber, suitable lor lintels, long timbara, for bum ; Joiata. of a great variety of lengths ;ecaat-kBg.boarda.fte-Ae. Alee, refuse lumber, at reduced prlcaa. By application at the Yard, or at the Mill, mllea west, oa the I - ailroa-, to Slower or Kerr, almost any bill can be filed by the I w screed oa. Te iseasa, MU L. SOLLIVANT. I BOOKS & STATIONERY. 1VJEW STOCK OF, BOOKS AND STA- TIONERY. The new (rm ol BURR A RANDALL, baring n fitted the etora lately occupied by Hontwuton A MacIntibb, sis now receiving sn enure new stoosoi i. BOOKS, STATIONERY, PAPER UANUINGS, FANCY GOODS, dec. And having enmnleted arrangements with the TarloUl publish lug houaoi of lb Eastern cltlei, they will receive the now and desirable Book, at the earliest possible moment alter publica tion. It will bo the aim of thli eatabliabment to farnlah every artl elo In their Una at the loweit poailble price,, and by firing their penonai attention to the wanta at their euttomera, they truit to give entire aatlilaotlon to all who may favor them with their . ' I . . J .1 III U. I I A Mtk All oraen intninua tu inen wui uw hidiiuim w wiw wu and dispatch, and at prie i that cannot tall of glTincaatiilaetion. BUKK at HAHUAliL, High atreet, Colnmbua, Ohio. JuflS ATE W BOOKS. Burr & Randall are daily 11 roseirlni additiona to their already; well aaeorted stock of uooaa ana stationery, to wnicn tne anonuon oi an m invueu. ocu , . rpHE CHRISTIAN MINSTREL. The Ja- JL tet edition of the Chrlillan lllnitrel. for aale In quantlllea by -OCOJ BUllll U. KANUAL.L. nnHE PRESBYTERIAN PSALMODIST X A collection of Tunes adapted to the Paalma and Ilymnt of the rreabyterlan unorcn. roraaie, oy me aoicn or iingie copy, oy , locoj auaa v- AAniAiju. A SUPPLY of the Publications of the American Tract Society, and Preabyterlaa Board of Publics. tion. loc6 BURR & RANDALL. ATE W BOOKS. Restoration of Monarchy X 1 IN FaiNCa, BT LiHABTINI, 3 Tola. I A Step Irura the New World to the Uld, ny Tappan, 8 Tola Time and Tide, or Strive and Win, by A. 8. Roe. Mother at Home, by Abbott new edition. Bliihcdnle Romanco, by Hawthorne. Foraaleby augS BURR &. RANDALL. TiTEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE. Thr .IV Lir and Snvioas or Uen. Winfiiid Scott, by Edward U. Manitield, in 1 Vol. 12 mo. "the only authentic edition." A lreh supply just received and tor ssle by ntfllll i. to A TT A Dunn ce nAninuui TJI7ALL PAPER and Bordenner, Window Y Y Paper and Fire Board Patterns. A large assortment of ttio laresl patterns, just reocivca, ana lor saie uy JU3U itunn at iiAninuu. T3IBLE DEPOSITORY. The Depository of the Columbus and Franklin County Bible Society, may now be found at the Bookstore of . . Ju30 BUKll It KANUALli. WHY HAVE THE TOOTH-ACHE ? Practical hints on the Preservation of the Teeth a Tab uable little book on the treatment and preservation of the teeth. Price ilia. laepioj cunn k AAnuauu, BANCROFT'S History of the United States. In 4 volumes. For sale by ' . : ju30 HUHK KAN1MLU. ' LIFE OF GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT I For sale by the hundred or the single copy, In muslin and paper binding, by Uu30 BURlt RANDALL. AJEW WORK BY GRACE AGUILAR, en- entUed T,e Dny 0f Brucet a Story of BcotlUh Bis- wry. rorsaieny jyo nunu uuiraiiia TTY")T. On OP OHIO REPORTS for sale bv V iti' UH1U " mi,?' Tanu? BURR A RANDALL. 41 NEW ARRANGEMENT Paper and Rag Warehouse. Shoe, Tes, colored Mediums ; Cap, crown, medium noyai ana super noyai wrapping raper. wnito ana coiorea rapers, ior ioniecuuners. French and American Tissues white, and assorted colors. Glszed Papers, for Pamphlets. Manilla Paper of all sixes. Copying Papor French and English manufacture. NniA. Rm. Pnat. RAth. 4to. Cnmmerclal and Packet Post. Bank and Folio Post i Blotting Paper t American, French and English Caps : Bank Note Paper, Ac, Ac. BONNET BOARDS, Of various colors and qualities. N. H. The highest price paid for Rags. JylO J. H. RILEY A CO. 1 I . TV" TAP AN ! Atl AcCOUIlt, Geographical and HlS- J toiical, from the earliest period down to the present time. By unaries Her arisne, esq. Btciiyt a nignniNge. ny n. i. lucanrinan. Hristed's Fire Yeare in an English University, 1 vol. . Tho Clifford Family t A Tale of the Old Dominion. For sale at the New Bookstore. sepl4 J. H. RILEY at CO, NEW BOOKS. The Napoleon Dynasty ; or,TheUistoryoftheBonaparte Family. By tne Berkley Aien. French on the Study of Words. The Men of the Times 1 or Sketches of Livlnir Notablea. The Master Builder: or, Lile at a Trade. Ry! the Author of " Bummerneid ; or, A i.ne on a rarm. Lecturea on the Keaults ot the ExMDltlon, deuverea oeiore nociety ui at, oiauuiauiuica u um ore, a. i .u,sJ- Hon 01 rrince Aiocrt. ror sato at me now uuosstore, J. H. RILEY A CO. piONEER WOMENPioneer Women of BjHr-I-W, ..hor of the ..Women ol the Revolution.1 Anslo-Amerlcan Literature and Manners. From the French 01 Philai eteCharlra, Protesso; in the Collcgo of Franoe. Lillian, and other rooms. Hy wintnrop atacaworin i-raea. For aale at the New Bookatoro. Sepl4 J. H. RILF.Y A CU. SCHOOL BOOKS Cambridge Editions. Stackhardt'e Chemistry. Reid'a Intellectual Philosophy. Stewart's do. do. Latham'a Grammar. Tusculan Disputations. For sale at the New Bookstore. ma59 J. II. RILEY A CO. BANK NOTE PAPER, of superior quality for Bankers, Railroad and County Bonds, County Orders, Ac., Ac. Bank note paper made to order, ot any aiio, thickness or color. Blank Drafts and Notes, from the finest steel plates, for aale at the New Bookstore. J. H. RILEY A CO., Jul5 stationers. AMERICAN and Foreign Papers. Letter, Csd. Commercial. Packing and Folio Post ruled and plain by the quantity, at low prices, at the Paper Warehouse Sf Ijy31i 1. H. RILEY A CO. N. B. Rank Note Paper letter alxe a superior article lor correspondence, circulars, Ae. LETTER BALANCES, Desks, Weights, NewsuaDer-lltes. Portable Safes a fine article, assarted si xes, for counting rooms and honaea ; Copying Presses, a superior article; inkstands, new patterns, great variety. For sale at the Mew Bookstore. Ju3 - J. H. RILEY A CO. WILL BE PUBLISHED, 25th Sept., 1852, ty A BOOK FOR THE WHOLE DNION A1 NORTH WOOD Or, Life North and Houlh, Showlngthe true character of both) by Mrs. SARAH J.HALL. Illustrated. He teho lata not ku country, can love nothing. The intention of this deenlv Interestini novel Is to Illustrate the dignity of labor, and show the Influence nf American instl- . ' . . . . 1 U . 1- 1 j . 1- tuttona on ine cuaracter oi oar people, ooia norm anu ouuiu. It la a hook for the nation nothing partizan or sectional haa awayed the mind of the authoress. Mrs. Halb is not tinged by any of the isms ot the day, bnt is, above any female writer of our country, a true representative of the moral dignity and grandeur of woman. . tor sale at tne renoatcai -epoc, on auue aireei, uy sep2l A. B. HARSH. JUST RECEIVED and for sale at the Colum. bus Periodical Depot, on State atreet, a quantity of Scott and Graham Song Rooks, by A. B. HARSH. CJCOTT & BASCOM have added to their es- K) tabllahment a department for the aale of Blnaka, Blank Basks and Ntn tlanerv ot every description, it is our inten tion to keep np a lull assortment of everything In this line which nuainees men can aeaire. 1 ne mana wura win uo manuiactu! bv ourselves, of the very best materials, and in the most sub- atanUal manner, and warranted to give aatialaction. Entrance oouifuni i TNK STANDS, Metallic Pens, Pen Holders, i- Paper'and Letter Files, Notarial and common Wafers, Letter "tamps, eiatee, ana an us vanoua iime i ceterna in um cwuun ery line, constantly on hand at SCOTT A BASCOM'S. ikui xruNU. tsooKsstereoiypeairom O new and beautiful styles of type in a manner not taferlorto . . mnTim.Tm..n . , C that of any Eastera Foundry. Particular attention paid to the Stereotyping oi wooa cuu. 8COTT at BASUUM. T- NVFT nPES W th thnnannH. rrrnaa. or and H. , . i, , , , 7 t , , ' J-l smaller qnantity-ol all eixea and descriptjona, plain embossed, Including a beautiful variety for the Ladiea, ms found at SCOTT A BASCOM'S. mar be BUSINESS AND ADDRESS CARDS, and Cards for Railroad Checks. Invitation Tickets, c of anv color and tlikbiraa, and cut to any size, may be bad at BUU II C DASUUR'B. ARNOLD'S WRITING FLUID, Maynard & Nnyea'and Hoover"a Inks Black, Red, Bme and Green for aale by SCOTT A BASCOM. PRINTING INKS, for News, Book, Card, and Job work, all the various colon la ketrs and cans, for sale BUUIT BAIHU B. . T . fjrr- nnHWO f j .: r LT ltAv -.w--, every ue ;iijjuuii, iiuiu I lt Mai uugcr to wjjRwij uBonaoflB, onnana,orma man- afaatared to any pattern, at SCOTT A BASCOM'S. Cincinnati: WINNE HOUSE, Southeast corner or Bboadwat and Thibd STaxSTS, Cm ciNNATi, Ohio Thli new, neat and commodious Hotel Is now open to the pub-Ik. oc5-d4w K. WINNE, Proprietor fMBSON HOUSE, Walnut street, between VJT Fourth and Filth, CINCINNATI, OHIO. O. II. OEVFROYs Preprletar. late of Walnut Street House. ep6-U WALNUT STREET HOUSE, Walnut st. betwoea Blxth and Seventh streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, v Jy6-dtf J. W. 8WENKV. Proprietor. EO. GOODMAN, West side Walnut St., e between Columbia and Poarl, wholesale dealer in all varieties of WUITINO, PRINTING OTIIER PAPER. HT Agnt far BuffitU Kagh Mil Writing Paptr. aplO TTWVELOPES. 1 500 H Butt Envelopes t ' ' ' - ; loOHWhlte . dot , ; .. 65 M Legal do ; lOOHNota dot ' ALSO Note Papers, a beautiful assortment, Just received by K. O. OOODMAN, aplO ' " 77 and 71) Walnut street. T7RENCH COMMERCIAL LETTER PA X PER. 300 reams Blue and While, Just received and for sale at reduoed prices. - E. o. uuuuhaii, aplO 17 and 79 Walnut atreet. T7RENCH PLAIN CAP and FOLIO POST, . mue and rvnite, just received ana toraaie low. E. O. (JOODUAN, aplO ' . - 77 and 79 Walnut street TINTED ENAMELED CARDS & CARD BOARDS. A beautiful article, manufactured bv Messrs. Bliss, Potter A Co. I hare the Urges! and cheapest stock of varas in toe eity. u. uuuunsn, apiu 77 ana iv wainucsi., manuiacmrers Agenc LAFFLIN BROTHERS' WRITING PA-PER9 lhave been dealing in these Paners for more than a year, and And them every thing one can wish, as to quality and Crioe. They are the higheat grade of Paper manufactured in the nltod States; always give satisfaction, and used once are wanted again. A tun assortment just received. c. v. uuutinAn, aplO 77 and 79 Walnut street. HERMAN SCHRADER, (successor to Cuablxs Stabch) I mporter of Geriniin. French and Keiillnh Vanrr Good. Tovo nnd Itlnalenl Inatrumente, and H'kolualt Dealer in Aamdtmu, VMint, Comb; Piuott, Ptn cuitton Cap; Pocket and Table Cutlery, Spoon; Spectacle, Ac, Acl NO. Btf VAIN STXXXT, BBTWBBN LOWXB MARKET AND COLUMBIA, apio-ddni Cincinnati, Onio. JOHN H. DETERS, Manufacturer of BOOTS AND BHOKH. No. 41, South Side Third Street, (opposite Masonic Building,) . CINCINNATI, O., Mr. D keens constantly on band a full assortment of fine liress ana water-rrooi coots ana cooes in an varieties, wnicn will be sold at very low prices N. B. Fine Boots forwarded by express, and warrant) d to ot, upon an oraera accompaniea oy tne t;asn ana tne measure aptu-iy TX7INDOW GLASS. We are now receiv I ' In a large stock of this season's manufacture of Belle. vernon Window Glass, and having taken the first Premium at the Ohio State Fair, Mechanics' Institute of Cincinnati, and the Alleghany county Fair held at Pittsburgh, we feel assured that we oner to tne city ana country uaae tne oesi ana most exten sive assortment ot Glass of the 1st, fid, 3d, and 4th qualities ; Druggists' ware of all descriptions ; Tumblers and Jars Pint and quart Flasks, Ac, Ae. All of which will be sold on the most reasonable terms by SPEERS A WRIGHT, Sole Agents for Bellevernon Works, No. 39 Main at, Cincinnati. N. B. Also, a constant supply ol Dupont's Gun Powder ; Rifle, Blasting and Sporting, Soda Ash, and Bleaching Powders. aplO-dtim PAPER WAREHOUSE. The undersigned ofl'er a full assortment of PAPER, embracing News, Hook, Plate, Cap and Letter Paper; Canille, Tobacco, Manlllo, Wrapping Paper, Bonnet Boards, Ac, Ac, of the best quality, and at tneloneat market price. Orders, solicited, which will be filled at the same price as tf purchased In person We also make to order, at short notice, News and Book Paper. NIXON A CO,, Nos. 77 snd 79 Walnut atreot, ''incinnati, O. N. B. The blgheBt market price paid lor RAGS, in cash or exchanged for paper. JjS4-d3m. 0 BULLET, Art Union Buildings, Cincini a narl, Is constantly prepared to furnish elegant BUSTS) STATUES, MEDALLIONS and MONUMENTS. Ordera solicited from a distance. JylMfim T)URNET'S PATENT WATER COOLER, JLj This article lathe result of the application of acentifio principles to the purpose intended, vis To keep water as cool um poenoie, ae umg as jmmioib, wun ute isnM ppssiois ice. The nroorietor haa lone devoted his attention to this Dartlcu- lar branch of domestic economy, and passing from one improvement to another, haa ut length arrived as near perfection as it la uoasible to reach. A Droot this is found In the verv aeneral nse of these Coolers in all parte of the country. A better proof of tne samo tact is, mat, since tneir introduction, various mutations of the genuine article have been attempted all falling short of the object, it Is true, yet all proving clearly which way the tide of popular opinion is setting. A simple statement of facts, in regard to those Coolers, will satlsty every one ol their superiority. First, they are the only article of the kind ever patented. They are furnished with two distinct non conducting chambers, by means of which, with two pounds of Ice to the gallon, water is kept (at a temperature of a u" oeiow zero, or oniy ew aoove ine tne ireezing point; an aay. Thus, at a cost of some live cents per day, a family of ordinary size can be constantly supplied with water as cold aa Ice Itself ; larger numbers in the same proportion. Thla haa been found by actual exueriment to be a saving of at least seventy live per cent, over tne r.artnen jars iorraeriy nsna tor mis purpose. Again, these Coolers never sweat ; in this way saving much unnecessary waste and trouble. Being manufactured in the moat workmanlike style, and hand somely finished in every respect, they make a very beautiful or nament lor the illnmg noom, Hotel or steamboat. An Important Improvement has lately been added to the Cool er, viz a small Pan (capable of holding Irom six to eight pounds ol butter) Inserted directly under the cover. This quantity of butter can be kept perfectly hard all day, without additional lee a very important addition to the economy and comfort of lamuies. If desired, the Cooler can also be furnished, at asmallex-pense, with a Filtering Apparatua, made and tor sale at BUtinE.1 B Aiousa rumisning cstaoiisnmeni, No. 14. East Front street. Cincinnati. O. Dealer In Hardware, Cutlery, Tea-Trays, Britannia, Japanned, Bronzed and Tin ware, urutnes, vvooaen ana vvuiow ware, Bathing Apparatus and Refrigerators aplO CINCINNATI HYDROPATHIC or Water- J Cure Establishment la now open for the reception of pa tients. It la located about fire milea from the city, on the Carthago piko, and buta fuw rods from the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, in the rear, and at the aame distance from the Miami Canal, in front, rendering it easy ol access to those desirousof enjoying the benefits of the Institution. To the lover of nature, few parts of the country csn furnish a more pleasing variety of seenery than spreads Itscll be lore the traveler an tne way irom cincinnau to ine vure. a nere nature and art combine, rendering the view beautiful beyond descrip tion. The new, large and beautiful tdltlce displsys the taste of the artist at a dance. The neatness and elegance of the interior. combined with the numerous attractions which present them selves to the invalid, cannot lull to render tnis estaonsnment a desirable one. The Halls are extensive, and the rooms spacious and inviting, where the invalid can range at pleasure, free from atmospheric influencea, hi Inclement weather. The Bed Rooms are well ventilated, and neatly furnished ; the Bath Rooms are ample and commodious, being convenient for the application ot water, in every form. In connection with the institution there Is a Gymnasium Halt, seventy live feet long, where patients will have an opportunity nf restoring their muscular strength by neaitniui exercise, a ne springs wnicn turnisn ine water ior ints Establishment are clear, pure, soft, and abundant : flowing from a gravely bed, they send forth water both cold and delicious. The country and neighborhood are remarkable for healthful-ness, purity of air, and variety of scenery. All things combined, we cannot think of n mora desirable place, for those seeking health, than this Institution. Dr. Piasi, having bad much experience In the treatmeut of diseaae tor many yean, begs leave to inform the public, that no pains will be spared tor the restoration to health ol those committed to his charge. Mrs. Fkasx, who haa, for aeveral years, devoted her attention to the treatment of dlseasea peculiar to her sex, and being every way qualified for so Important a station, will take special charge of the female department. Prolapsus Uteri, with its train of ailments, that bane ol lemale bean- Sr, health and happiness, which Is prostrating the energies, and estroying the usetnlness of a large portion of the fair sex, will be trested in this Institution, successlully, independent of pessa ries or supporters ot any kind, i o tnis subject we would invite the attention of Ladies, as in all ease we shall expect to perform a perfect care. Persons visiting the Cure by the way of the Cincinnati. Ham ilton and Dayton Railroad, will atop at tho Carthage station. Patients are requested to bring two comfortables, two blankets, two coarse sheet, six towel, and a quantity of old linen, suitable fur bandage. Txbms The terms for Boabd, Mmcal Pxxvrcxs, and all ordinary attendance, will be ten dollara per week, payable weekly. Extra attendance will subject the patient to an extra charge. Some deduction will be made to those who find it necessary to spend a length of time la the Institution. Transient persona will be cnargea two aonara per aay. From three to five dollars will be char fed for the first exam ination, for further particulate addreaa U. A. rCASE, nf . 1, " ' Proprietor and Physician. Carthage Hamilton, Co, O.-malS d3m2aw3m TWO ONE-ACRE LOTS FOR SALE. Two Lou. No. 23 and 34. located la Phelan'a Addition. con taining one acre each. They are the phsaaantest locatioa fax theaubdivisiop, and will be sold at a bargain il sold eaon, other laethey will be taken out ot market, and tne price advanced. JAMISON A TUTTLK, Real Estate Agents, anglg OIBeeln Carpenter's Building, upstairs. MULAY MILL SAWS. We have a large lot of Worrall.Wllmott A Rowland' Malav Saws: also narrow Mlll,Crocataad Clrculat stawe. KILBOUKNE, EUBNH CO., Jnl Sign of the Ollt Broad Axe. FORWARDING. GHAMBERUN & CRAWFORD, Forwabb-Xbs and Comiimoh kfxaCHum,io of cVpsHor Strut, Ctevelmd, Ohio, Dealer! In Flour, Drain and other Produce, (ex. slusively on com mission.) Proprietors of Hew York and Ohio Linn, Ohio Canal, and Union Line, Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal. 13 Agents for tho following Lines i urawiora st uo i siortnern R R. Line of Stonm Pro-nellera. - f Otis Kimball, 108 8tate St., Boston. aP.BeoveU.lOO " New York and Ohio Lake Boat Line, Chamberlin, Lee, Ca, New York end Cincinnati Lino, ,1 Agents, Chamberlin, Lea Co's Express, ' No. I, Cmtia Slip, , Troy and Oswego Line, , , J , Newiork. mal3-lm , CHAMBERLIN, LEE & CO'S EXPRESS. PaoraiiToaa CHAMBERLIN, LEE CO, Now York, and LEE, ABELL CO.,Buflalo. ear Ship by People Line Steam boats, Isaac Newton tad Hcndrlck Hndsoa, fool Courtlend atreet, north Klvar. . Hark packages "C.Lee A Co's Expresa." :' For Pre4ht apply to JanC.Oat-aM,1S8 Broadway, New York; , Chambbuin, Lxb A Co, 1 Comtlea Slip, Mew York ; J. 8. Chbhowbth A Co, Cincinnati, O.t Chambbbuh ACnAwroaxt, Clovelaad, O- mal3-a CRAWFORD & CO., Forwarders & Com-Mission MxaCHAim, Ogdenehurgk, N. Y., Proprietors of the Northern R. R. Line of Steam Propellers, between Ogdeae-burgh, Cleveland, Detroit and Chicago. Dealere in FLOUR, GRAIN and other PRODUCE, (exclusively oa eommlssloa.) Liberal advancea made oa property for sale at Ogdensburgh, Boston ana new ion. sii vrORTHERiy RAILROAD LINE, between IX Boston, New Vark aad the Waat. CRAWFORD A CO, Ogdensburgh, New York, Proprietors. This Line consists of the following new first elaes Propeller, (leaving Ogdens- ourgn tnree times a ween i) OGDENSBURGH, WISCONSIN, MEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT, BOSTON, MICHIGAN, , PRAIRIE STATE, J.W, BROOKS, CLEVELAND, and LADY OF THE LAKE. Connecting at Ogdensburgh witk the Northern Railroad, and the Vermont Central, aad Rntlaad and Barllaatoa Rail-reada, betweea Ogdensburgh and Boston, aad with the Lake tt . m W 1. 1 . WM 1 1 Mu. 1,.,., 11 nnu'. vnaaipiBia w vv w uMm, - mint ana new lorn, AI. TO Otis Kimball, Agent Vermont Central Railroad, 108 State street, Boston. O. P. Hcovill, Agent Rutland and Burlington Railroad, 100 state street, jsoatoo. J. S. Mavnaxd, Agent Trsvls A Co'a Line, 33 Ccentles Slip, New York. Chas. B. Janes, Agent New York and Canada Llae, 7 Cceuttee Blip, np stain, New York. Malcolm Canfibld, Agent Merchante' Line, 9H Cosntles Slip, New rorx. CHAMBERLIN A CRAWFORD, Cleveland, Ohio. mal3-4tn TVTEW YORK AND OHIO LAKE BOAT M LINE ERIE CANAL AMD LAKES. CHAMBERLIN. LEE A CO, Mew York, aad LEE, ABELL A CO, Buffalo, Pro prietors. NEW YORK AND OHIO LINE, OHJO CANAL. UHAMUbttLin At vMwruHU, uieveiana, rropnetors, f3f No Transhipment at Troy or Albany. JB Apply to N. L'UAJfBXxLlN and J. C. Oatman, NoTTC Con tie SIId. New York. Mark rackages n . I . as u. . b. me." Bhip dally at Pier Mo. 2, Eaat River, New York. mal3-6m H. OAXXXTSON. TTANNA. GARRETSON & CO., Whole XX saxb Gaocaa and Commission Mibcbaitm, Harvey' Block, Merwln street, Cleveland, O. mal3-om- A. X. HAL. 185!). JOBNTINKia. TTALE & TINKER, Forwabdino and Com' a a mission ataacHANTB, voiaaiDae. uais. Warehouse No. 8. Exchanae Buildlnxa. Broad atreet, tone door west of W. A. Gill A Co'a Agricultural Warehouse.) Dealers In Flour, Fish, Salt, and Water Lima. Alio, Agents for the following Lines I l.atnrop At uo a express. Marchanta' Transportation Company, Eckford Line, I n,n,i Union Transportstloa Company, ? srieoanai, Western Lake Boat Llae J Mark packages " Can Hale and Tinker, Columbus, Ohio." N. B. We are prepared at all time to contract freight to any part ot the union. ts AIX AND BEB US." EDDY & HALLADAY, Storage, Shippino and Commission Mischants. and Dealer 1st Bait, Floar, Fish, Water LUae, tvc. rs Particular attention paid to the Purchase or Sals of urain, ana rroauce generally. ate? Warehouse and Office, foot of Front street, opposite the C, C. andTJ. Railroad Depot, Cleveland, umo. fgjr Also, AgenU tor the following Lines on Erie Canal i MERCHANTS' TRANSPORTATION CO. ArrLT to H. N. Holt A Co, Mo. 9 Coentiea Blip, New York; Holt, Palmbb A Co., foot of Washington street, Buflalo, Proprietor. RCKFORD LINE. Hvoh Allin, Aoxnts, No. 127 Broad street, Maw York, G. B. Williams. $ (up stain.) JOL.Vj"""'f Wh"f' BUlW0- J. W. Pattxn A Co, Proprietors, 155, River street, "TToy. ry Mark packages " Eckford Line," ship dally by Old Lin Troy Tow Boats," Coentiea Slip. UNION TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. Running in connection with . RtecVt tariout Line of Steamboat tke Lakei. raorxrxTOB. B. A. Root A Co., 113 Pier, Albany. Davis A Sutton, Agents Reed's8teamboats,Reel thouae, nunaio. A. H, Moboan, Buflalo. Gbo. H. Tctttlb, Agent, Broad street, New York. C. S. Bishof A Co, Agents, North Market, Boston. tjV Mark packages "Union T. Company," ship by "Swift, sure Line of Tow Boat," foot of Broad street, M, Y. WESTERN LAKB BOAT LINE. Merchandise forwarded daily to aad from Mew York, Albany and Buffalo, and all ports on the Western Lakes and Canals, with despatch, without transhipment at Albany or Troy. Cargoes insured between New York and Buffalo. S. W. Tallmad8B, Proprietor, 121 Broad St.. M. Y. AOBNT. R. L. Howbll, 121 Broad street, New York, Olmstbd A Danibls, 47 Quay street, Albany, J. J. Tallmadbb, (foot of Washington street,). ...Buflalo, Eddt A Hai.ladat, Cleveland, fST Mark packages" W.L.B. Line," and Ship by Western Lake Boat Line, foot ot Broad street, Mew York EST Apply to H. FITCH, Columbus, O. fy- our connections with the above Line, aad with Lathrop A Co'a Express, are such that wa can assure Merchants and Shippers in general, that wa can forward gooda to all point a little quicker and cheaper thaa any other Llae. Mark it. Mark all package legibly, and witk care. EDDY A HALLADAY, Cleveland. H. FITCH, Columbua. apl6-om A. M. HALS, General Agent on Ohio Canal. STARLING MEDICAL COLLEGE, Co-LVMBUS. The regular course of Lectures In thla Institu tion, will commence on Monday, the lstol November, aad continue fonr month. The JVcftataar Cuarss. con sis tine ot six Important specialities, beginning oa the 18th of Ootobbb, will continue until the 1st ot November. FACULTY. R. H. PADDOCK, M. D, Professor of Anatomy and Physiol ogy. CHAS. A. LEE, M. D, Professor of Materia Med lea, The rapes-tlca and Medical Jurisprudence. FREDERICK MERHICK. M. D , Professor of Chemistry. SAMUEL M. SMITH. M. D, Profess orof Theory and Practice. R. L. HOWARD. M. D , Professor of Surgery. FRANCI8 CARTER. M. D, Professor of Obstetrics. Ae, aad of Pathology. j. J. rAUrVCK, at. ii, usBuasuiior oi anatomy. FEES. Lecturea 60.00. Matriculation t300. Graduation t?0,0O. Dissecting Ticket 13,00. Br the expenditure of almost tea taousaad dollara. dariactaa Ereeent year, oa onr noble edifice, the Anatomical Theatre will a finished, and lha Hospital open for the reeeptioa of patient, and many other Improvement completed, making the whole a most perfect structure. All inquiries will receive prompt attention it addressed to 8. M. SMITH, aug7 Daaa af tke Faculty. pROCKERY, CHINA and GLASSWARE. J The aubacriben Invite tbe atteetioa of purchasers, aad the publie genrally, to their large, aew, aad complete stock as above, to which tbey have Jnst added a large variety of NEW irouus, consisting m panoi uninu.TSA sum TOILET WARE, WklM IreaatMB, China Plate-. Alio a larae assortment ot COLORED lRUNSTOVK WIU comprising Printed, Floweriag Printed, Japaa Lastra, Ac, Aa. la a variety of new patterns aad shapes. To our stock ot CROCKERY WAR! wa ah all make constant addition during the Spring, by direct Importatioasfros the most celebrated Potteries la Europe. r rencn uoia nana eaa wmte ijnua,ta sans or pieces to salt. Also, China Vaaeo, Colognes, Motto Caps aad Saucer, Ac, tea. Solar, Hall, Hanging and Side Lamps, Laatsras, Lamp China. neve. Wicks aad Shade. With a full assortment of (iirauil lea In setts or pairs i ine Rrittaania Tea setts, Brtttaania Cose f ota, Tea rot, Lamps, sjanaiesueks, uaators, Japan waiter aad Trays, Silver Plated, Oermaa Silver aad Brittaaala Tea aad Table Spoons, Table Cutlery, Ac, Aa, A. G LAggWARKr-Ws have on hand a vary large stock, la eluding Cut, Engraved aad Plata. All of which we wtil sail at the very lowest prioes, aadlavUeaU Interested to examine be- loreparcoeerng. n. sx s. r uniKK, apt a soars Joa ratal Building, High St, betweea State and Tewa PRACTICAL HINTS ON THE TEETH By W. E. IDE, M. D.-Thi to a aew aad vary neelleat work, ot up by Dr. Ida, (of Cohtmbaa) It beanuiaii uiuatre'ed; aoaaa la clot and paper r; priea, laeiota.ra noana m paper, iac tar sale kv sep A. B. HARSH. SCOTT SONGSTER. Songs act to music. The best work of the kind eat. Price 10a, single ! per dozen. (esplS) BUJUl St SUUIVBI THE LIFE OF GENERAL FRANKLIN PIERCE, by D. W. Barttett, talvoL, llano. tcraiHa 73, paper 50. For sale by BURR A RANDALL. 1VEW.Y0UK ADVERTISEMENTS. fbomw.h. bi'donald'saovbbtisino iiodsb, 109nassa.st,n, Ik METALLIC OVER-SHOES The New jS. Brunswick Rubber Company would respectfully call the attention ot oesiers in tne enove articles to tbelrextensiva stoca at their Warehoue; Ao. xv Uaitten Lane, New York, wbera tbey have oa band and are eonslantly recoivlng Irom their factories, a full supply, which they flatter themselves are equal 16 any and Inferior to none manufactured either lor beauty or wear, and before nurehaslnx. would again take the liberty of requesting call Irom the trade, where thevcan be sunnlied with Boots, Shoes, or any other kind of Rubber Goods, on the very best terms. sepia.mj - - .uossus Lnieus, rres a, TNDIA RUBBER GOODS. D. Hodgman X No. 27 Maiden Lane and 59 Nassau street, first corner from Broadwav.l reaoeetlullv invitee the attention of bis old custom. en and Merchants throughout the country generally, to bis stock of India Rubber Goods ol his own manufacture, viz : Coats. Legginga. Carriage Cloths, Capes, Ponchos, Caps, Gloves and Mittens, Life Preservers, I'tano Lovers, Machine Belting, pants. steam raoking, overalls, uversnoes, uoor springs, c, and every description of Rubber Goods manufactured will all be found aa above. M B-ooda defv eomnetltlon or eomnarlaon are warranted proof against decomposition in any climate, and are offered for sale in large or small quantities, upon the best terms. Orders aoliclted and promptly attended to by D. HODGMAN, sepl4-3m 27 Maiden Lane and 59 Nassau at, N. Y, OEWING MACHINE Singer's Patent KJ Straight Needle Perpendicular Action Sailing Machine. Pa- tented August 12th, 1851. Improvements, which render this machine a perteet instrument, patented April 13tb, 1852, . To thla Invention, before tbe sreat improvements wore so Slied, the first premiums were awarded at the last New York tale Fair, and Fair of the A met lean Institulo. As now Improved, these machines are infinitely ahead of competition, and the Invention Is unquestlonsbly the most vsluable one now before the public, not excepting the planing Machine, Colt's pistols, or any other. All kinds of sewing, on either cloth or leather, done by tbeaa machines In most beautiful style, so It cannot rip or ravel, and with immense saving of labor. The great shoe manufacturers at Lynn, and other places use these machines. The exlensive saddlery establishments of Newark, N. J. and Bridge. port, lit, use them, and tne manufacturers oi doming ana work. In tailors In many parte of the country have introduced them, and are employing them with perlect auccess. No sewing ma chine prevloua to this was ot any practical value, or stood tne test at actual uso. and no machinery for atltcbina can ever be made that will be uselul without infringing on I, NT, Singer's pat ents. Tho public are cautioned not to buy other machines containing I. M. Singer's improvements, aa all Intriguers will be promptly sad vigorously prosecuted. Price ot machines, with all apparatus complete tor Immediate use, including the right to usn under tne patents, anva. uruera sent uy man, or inrougn euner oi ine express lines, Immediately executed. Country mercnants coming to New York always furnish a convenient medium for tbe purchase of machines. Town, county, or state rights for tbe EXCLUSIVE USE of these machines, for sale on most favorable terms, Mschlne needles ; alao a splendid article of silk twist on spools, made expressly lorinosemacniues, lor sale at our omcea, Black 7. Colored S7.50 per nound. Principal offices. 258 Broad. way, N. Y.; 57 South Fourth at, Philadelphia, and 10 Harvard riace, Boston. (sepo-aamj i. m. Binutii a uu. T OOKING GLASS and Picture Frame Man XJ ufactorv BT. 6 As 71 Forsvth Street. N. Y. Tbe undersigned, nsving devoted nis personal attention ior many yean to the LOOKING-GLASS A PICTURE-FRAME BUSINESS, la fully competent by his experience to execute work (of every description) that will give aatisfactlon to the moat nartieular. Beins the LARGEST AND MOST of the kind in this country, it EXTENSIVE E8TABLISHMEN possesses advantages over othera In VARIETY AND EXTEN-SIVENESS OF STOCK) and the long established and con tinual Increase of trade from all parte of the Union, with the many improvements the undersigned has recently msde In his machinery, enables him to sell bis articles at less prices than any other manufacturer j and be respectfully solicits his friends ana the publie In general to call and examine bis large assort ment ol LOOKING GLA8SES and PICTURE FRAMES prevl. ooa to purcnasing. ' .' ...... I . . n n ... . V .... m a,,,inn iHW A n W, un nana, nuBAivuuu, HAinii, nnnuusniiiia uia muuluinu, of every description, ana an lengtns, lorsnippm All communications through the post office will be thankluil received and punctually attended to. Direct to box 101, Chat ham Square Post Office. augll-d3m S. J. SIULEK. TYPE FOUNDRY. W. & H. Haoar would X resoectfullv call the attention of Editors and Printers in tne united states to tneir estaonsnment, ana solicit a continuance of their patronage. Possessing, with great experience in the business, ample facilities, they hazard nothing in saying that all orders with which they may be entrusted will be filled with promptness and correctness ; and that the reputation hitherto possessed by the Foundry, in this respect, will bo lully sustained. Additiona will constantly be made to the already large and varied aseortment ot Job and Fancy Type, Borders, Rules, lie., now to be found In their Specimen Book specimens of which will from time to time be Issued. Arrangements have been made by which the services of an eminent Punch Cutter have been ae cured, and Book and Newspaper Type, ol an entirely new and haatifnl euL are now belnv executed bv hi m. far anrnassinsr sny thin yet produced for the purposes of Machine or Hand print ing. Tfaev keen constantly on band every article required In Print ing Office, such as Presses, Chases, Cases, Galleys, Stands, Furnl. tare, Ae, which will be furnished at manufacturer's prices. Old type received in exchange, at V cents per pound, rnectmen books will be furnished gratie. upon application by printers. Editors and publishers wishing estimates will be furnished with the same in detail by inlormlng us of the nature of the work to be executed. laugiu-djmi w. a u. mauah. THOMAS G. STEARNS, (late Cheesebor- L onsb A Stearns,) Importer and Jobber ot SI I.K S . DI I L- LINERY AND FANCY GOODS, 162 Broadway, New York, haa constantly on hsnd a complete a.W carelully selected assortment of "Black aud Fancy Silks, Marcelinos, Florences, Shawls, Ribbons, Embroideries, French and English Crapes, Llsses,Sllk Cravats, Gloves, Lace Mitta, Dress Trimmings, Harases. Laces. White Goods. Hosiery. Linen Cambrio Handker chiefs, Ae, Ae. The undersigned would invite the attention of his friends and the trade generally, to an examination of his stoca. iuuisaq u, cnrisnn?, 162 Broadway, between Liberty st. and Maiden Lane. aag30-3m 1X)DD & BIXBY'S New Planing Machine. X JAMES TODD A CO. would respectfully call tho atten. Hon of the public, and nf all persons (in any State in the Union) wishing to purchase Pliniug Machines, to the new machine which they are now building at their Steam Engine and Machine Bnop, corner neventn ana smitu streets, uincinnsn. These machines, with the same power and an equal number OI bands, wiuao more worn tnan ine ceienratda wooawonn sacnine, ana ao me same equally aa wen tney are wen ea:cu. lated for bard or aolt wood, lor working flooring, or for aurfa elnir boards from 3 to 30 inches wide. These machines (the right 'o run which we will warrant and defend) are tbe eheapeat and best ever offered to the public, several of which are now in aucceaalul operation In this city. We are also buildinc Planing Machines ot various sizes and descrip tions, lor planing Doaras or umoar, on new sua iraprovea pinna ang94-d3m eor. Seventh end Smith ate, Cincinnati. RUST PROOF, and IhdestructiblelRoofing. One of the moat valuable annllcatlonsof Science to practl eal purpose, la that of Electro Galvanism, to iron plates, by wuicn means tney become prooi egniuai nusi or oxyaeuun The Galvanised aheet iron ia therelore the best material known for Roofing. Th- Plates are strong, durable snd incombustible they are unaffected by moisture i ibey do not crack with beat or aecay use wooa, aiaie or tin : tney are cneap ana eaany pu together. Vast numbers of publie and private buildings, both in England and in the United Statea, have been coven d with thla material, aad it ia a deserved favorite with the most eml-nent architect and engineer, whose certificates have been ob. tained. It la extensively used for Ventilators, Furnaces,Water oucaeu,c. WIKE rtWUIKU. hi this country. Wire Fence, from imnronereonstructlon. have generally disappointed tbe expectation formed of them, and this, mainly ia eonsequence ol the rusting of the Wire. This difficulty is now entirely overcome by tbe use of Galvanized Wire, requiring no paint or coating, and laatlng a lifetime. To secure the ereetloB of a substantial and durable fence.dlrectlona should be followed, and such will be cheerfully furnished by circulars, upon application. It Is particularly designed to meet eeonomv in fencing Railways, Farms, Ae.,secnring a durable fence t a small coat. Certlncate aa t tke dnrablllty ef Galyaalaed Wire. Dear Sin Yon ask me to give yon my testimony of the efficacy ef Galvanizing In protecting the Telegraph Wires in Eng. laaa from decay. I can assure you that we find tbe Galvanizing process to preserve the wire so mach so that our wires, alter tea or twelve yean exposure, do not appear to be at all oxy-dised, aad wa have each aa opinion of Its protection agslast rest, that wa have not asingle yard of plain wire in use. Latr'm Clabk. Director E. T. Co. Also, Galvanized Sheet lor Roofing, Spikes, Bolts, Chaine, Lightning Rods, Hoop Iron , A c, being prepared to Galvanizeall articles of Iroa which it Is desirable to protect from rust. Under License from the Patentee, for sale by MARSHALL LEFFERTS, Jnl4-dmie 10 Broadway, New York. STATIONER'S HALL. 174 and 176 Pearl Street The Subscriber have purebaerd the Stork and good-will of David Felt A Co , STATIONER'S HALL, No. 174 aad 178 Pearl street, Ntw York. Tbey aow offer to Country Merchants, and others,alargeand superior assortment of Foreign aad Domestic Stationery, Staple aad Fancy. BLANK BOOKS, tabbed In the best style, of English and American paper. They have added largely to ihe stock of the establishment by tke purchase ot the newest and best style, and greatly increased tbe facilities of the concern In every way. COLLINS, BOWNE A CO, aag6-d3m Surceaaorato David Felt A Co., etatioaar Hall, 174 and 176 Pearl st. New York. JOHN C. HENDERSON & CO., 172, 174 aad 17 Pearl street (ep stairs) New York, snd C9 Rne daFsaboorg Poissoaniere, Parle, Manufacturer, Importers, snd Wholesale Dealer ia Artificial Flower. O.trirh Feather. Ribbon, A Also, Italian, English and America Straw Boa-art aad Bralda. The above description of goods are chiefly of our own man-afcerare, aad Wholesale Merchants may rely oa lading the aeweat styles ia oar warrraoaas. Ne deviatioa ia ear price and term, which are liberal. agl3-3m SNUFF AND TOBACCO Peter Lorillard, aarytyteg aartaer of P. A. O. Lorillard, Me. 43 Chatham atreet. New York, bae constantly oa band aad for aale, Saaf aad Fine cat Tobacco of th very beat rmaiity.r arrantrd to keep ia ear elimata. A fall price current aeat byaddreaiag a above. jy FALL AND WINTER GOODS, To Mer-chant Tailobs and Clot-ibbs. K t FUS E. CRANE oV CO., 0'i Muldea Lane, New York, are now ottering an anlira new and choice slock ol goods, adapted to MaM's wesr, consisting of Cloths, Caeeimtret, Vetting; Beaver and Pilot Cloth; Trrmminge, Ac, Ae. with evory description of seasonable gooda adapted to the trade, to which they Invite the attention of their friends aad dealers generally . Those who wish to procure the latest styles st the lowest prices, can find them by calling upon as. . , RUFU8 F CRANE, aug24-d3m JOSEPH L. TAYLOR. GLORIOUS NEWS ! The most important Discovery yet made II I , PHILLIPS' PATENT LIQUID GLTJE, For Carpenters, Brush Maker, Book Binders, Cabinet Makers, Housekeepers, Druggist, Ac This beings Patent Glue, In a liquid state, always ready for use, requires no Are ; It Is free from smell, and will keep liquid In sny climate ; It alao acts as Cement tor Wood, Stone, China, Glass, Iron, Marble, Paper, or sny substance; ass paste or gum it stands nncqualedj Its reputation, wherever It baa been introduced, Is of the lint order as a saving to Mechanlca, It la observable at first sight. Wa offer liberal inducements to Hardware men, Stationer, Druggists, Ac, and guarantee it to oust lea by 20 per cent than common ordinary Glue. We are matins extensive arrangements for this Fall Trade, and country merchants will do well to attend to this Im- meoisteiy. we are estaoiianing sole agents m su populous towns throughout the United titatea. Sold In Bottles of three sizes, and also by the Gallon. Small sample sent to soy part of me umiea nutes, carriage iree. Also, the British Furniture Polish, in bottles ofthroe sizes. Country merchants attend to the above. Apply early PHILLIPS A CO. ' aug3-3m 4 Cedar atreet, near Pearl, New York. 1 0( PIANOFORTES. T.Gilbert & Co's XV V New York Ware rooina, 333 Broadway, corner ot Anthony atreet, and opposite Broadway Dank and Theatre where the largeat assortment of Pianos, with and without the cel ebrated Improved iEolean, may be found all of which have the metallic frame, and are trarranted to eland sny climate, and give entire ealiefaction, and will be sold at rem iargaine. By an ex perience oi etgai years, resulting in msny important improvements, the AKolean haa been brought to a oerfectton attained bv no othcri. Nearly 2000ioleanshave boon applied tor, and the demand Is rapidly Increasing. Elegant Boudoir or Cottage Pisnos, eon-venient for small rooms. T. G. A Co's Pianos are admitted to is superior to all other; owing to their firmneet and long standing in tune. Prices same ae at the manufaetory. Dealers supplied at liberal discounts. K. H. Wade'a and the entire Boston Cataloana of Music and Instruction Books furnlibed at this store st whole-tale. HORACE WATERS, Sole Agent. Constantly on hand, an extensive aaaortmeut of aecondhand Plsnoaln Rcsewood and Mahoaanv cases, varvinu in prices from (30 to 150. Second-hand iGolean Pianos from nsOO to 275 Grand Pianos from t.100 to $700. Prince A Co'a Melodeons irom 35 to 90. Carhart 55 to 90 Guitars from 10 to 75, Ac. aug!7-3m HARDWARE . Delapierre, Baldwin A Co., (Late Quincy If Delapierre,) 31 and. 33 Dey street, New York. Wuolxsalb Uabdwabe Mebchants. and Dealers In STEEL, IRON,, and other METALS, Nails, Axes, Wire, springs, Axles, &e. American Shelf and Heary Hardware, of all kinds, for saloon Commission, at manufacturers' prices. sug4-d3m r) DRUGGISTS AND COUNTRY MER-CHANTS The subscribers, successors to Phklfs, Fow-leb A Co, and formerly for many veara Intheenmlov of Hoad- ley, Phelps A Co , are now prepared to supply the trade and t.uuntry niercnania wun every article in tne lino oi uruge, Medicines, Paints, Dye Stvffe. Perfumery, Ac, Ac, and on the most favorable terms. Having tor aome three yeara since been engaged almost exclusively in the importing business, we leel confident that we possess superior facilities tor obtaining our goods on tbe very best terms, and we are disposed to sell on eor respondingly favorable terms to our customers. BitomnB, aiutKiAN at buj lisk, . ''' " Importer, and Wholesale Dealers, augl0-d3m 6 Clin- street, New York. T) DEALERS in Playing Cards and Stationery. Take notice, that st b ongresa Crd and Stationery Manulactory, No. 45 Veso, . irret, New York, yon ean purchase Playing nnd Enaniolod t nrde ot every description, manufactured of a superior Ho... in d of better finish, snd at LOWER PRICES, than can b purchased of anv other house in the United States. Be particular to call and examlno for yourselves before onr cbaelng. aug24-3m FREDERICK HALDY, Jeweler & Watch-maker. High street, between Town and Rich streets, in Backus' Building, haa opened a new assortment of Jewelry, all of which Is of the latest lashion. and of hia own manulacturlnsr. Aa he haa boon working lor aeveral years In New York, In one of the largest establishments in the East, be flatters hlmsell to do op work neat snd on cheap terms. any sina oi jewelry or euver ware maaa to order alter drawings. In setting Diamonds, Ao, he flatters blmsolf to be one of the best in tbu country. also, repairing watcnos, jewelry and silver ware, will be one prompt and on the most liberal terms. augl6-3 i MUSIC AND MUSICIANS. MRS. DE FLEUR informs her friends that she has relumed, and whilst thanking them lor their lib- eral patronage, would call their attention to theditlerent branches she Is prepared to leach, and hopea lor a continuance of their lavnri Pinno, Guitar, and Vocal Exerclae t Enamel Painting Pencil Drawing, Monochromatic Drawing, Colored Crayon Draw ing, Paper and Feather Flowtrs. PATTBBNa Designed and Drawn ob Materials for Drosses, Sacks, A c, for Embroidery of every description. Residence on Front street, near State. oc7 d2m NEW MUSIC. Just received, by Express, a large lot of tbe latest publications, consisting of Waltzea, Songs, Polkas, Variationa, Marches, Ao, Ac. At the Music Store of O. MACHOLD, ' ' oct dlw Near the Post Office. JUST RECEIVED, a large invoice of Pianos, U from the celebrated manufactories of Chickerlag and Ladd. For sale only, in this eity, by ocl REED A W ATKINS. AUGUST HAMANN, Teacher of Music, recently from Boston, offers his services to the citizens ot Columbus snd vicinity. Ordera tor Pisno tuning promptly sttended to. Reference, C. Rixd. Address at Reed's Music Store. N.B. Situation wanted aa Church Organist. August4th, 1652.-dly. HEED Ac W ATKINS' MUSIC STORE NEW and POPULAR MUSIC, tbe finest collection ever be lore brought to this city, which was selected for him it-New York snd Boston by competent judges. Also, will be con stantly receiving New Music soon aa published Ha will been abled to furnish Seminaries snd Teachera at the lowest rates possible. . PIANOS Tbelargeatatock everoflered In thlsclty, from Ihe celebrated manufactories ef Chiekerlng, 'iilbert Ladd, Hallett A Allen, snd various other manufactories, which hewil) sell tor cash cheaper thaa any other eatabliabment in thla State The senior partner having bn a manufacturer of Pianos for the last seventeen yeara, aad bring elillcngaged in tbe business. In Boston, they are confident they ean sell lor less thsn any other establishment in thi Went N.B. Planoe tuned and repalred.at short notice. New and second-hand Pianos to rent ' ' HEED A WATKINS. fell! 4 doora north of Meil House. NEW MUSIC, at REED & WAT- KINS' Music Store I Received this dsy largefe"3) supply of new Standard and laahionabie Music Grand Polka da Concert, and Love Dream Polka. Grand Valse de Concert, by Uld Folks at Home, (comic.) Wallace. Allen Petcv. Gold Fever Gallop, by Strak- Blanche A pen. osch. Tom Moore. Gaslight Schottlach. Old Veteran. Spring Sparrow Polka. National Schottlach. i-exingion uuicxxtep. by looa. uia -eng pyne waux.-Happy Family Polka. Oil for Baltimore, (comic.) ' Kathleen, Mavonraeea, as aung Walt ior tbe Wagon, by Catherine Have. There's msgie In that little The Last Rose ol Summer. song : and many other songs Wedding Polka. (Grebe, and pieces. ap25 Lousiann Belle, variationa, by TVTEW BALLADS. Firth, Pond & Co.,, XI of New York, have sent ns tne louowing new Bal lads. Inst nublished by their house. T Bene er s.eeer -,--r in- --ag SI lae gWMa Metber'a nasic ay ksm-ba inert. Thla la a remarkably pleasing ballad, in the Swiss Style, with aa easy piano a eeanpanlmenL A beautiful executed colored title page adorn the moeie. For aale by Ja u. MACHOLD. VJEW WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWEL- ll RY STORE. Flret Deer North ef the Nell Iteaae Eatraare. The subscriber, ia aonaection an in Mr. n. a in, leased this Store for a term ol yeara, have fitted it up for the parpoaeof making It pleasant and easy of access, to tbe citizens of Colambaa, aad vicinity, fa now opening one ol tbe best assort-meats of Gold aad Silver Watchea, Clocks Ladles' and Gentlemen's line Jewelry, fa all Its variety of pattern, style and price. now in Bnarxex. euivar piatea npoone, roraa. Baiter ana rreit naive, uoia, culver ana rlrei ppeetacies, tegeinrr wiin a general variety of furnishing and lancy gooda. n onenng say a rat advertisement, i eaa owiy as a, an common with others, s share ot yoarealls and patronage. Gooda will be sold at a moderate percentsge, and WAXBAamrD hi every aasncr aa as nsr-rxn. All Silver sold by me will be marked ia tbe best style, without charge. Watch repairing done in the beat manner, aad (aaraateed ; having had more thaa twenty yeara practical experience, at the East aad Intending to give my personal attvniioa to this department, I would arrliril year patronage. Engraving and Jobbing done in the aestest manner, at short aotire. Old Gold and Silver takea ia exchange lor goods. Colambaa, July 96, 185x. R, D.DUNBAR. X stWia'syBrBr'W;1(Tr-at-

COLUMBUS TUESDA.Y MORNING, OCTOBER 12, 1852. NUMBER 80 VOLUME XVI I'i A i. N ; TUB E-ailg l)to Stole Journal ' 18 PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING, KXCKPT SUNDAY, SCOTT ft BASCOM, jouenal uiiduios, Bias Am run itbiets ixtmkci oh num. TERMS Invariably in advance l In Columbus, W.00 ayeer j by inail, S5.00. Daily during Che session of the LugUlature, and Trl-Waekly for the remainder of the year, (5.00. : TUK WEEKLY JOURNAL Is furnished to city subscribers at Mi, and by mail at 1.60 a year. (Jlubs of four and upward, 81.26) ll ten anu upwarus, ei.uu, THE TIll-rt'KEKLY JOURNAL Is 8 .00 year. ; MATES OF ADVERTISING IN THE DAILY JOURNAL. (The following rates and rnlea havs been agreed upon between the proprietor! of the (Mia Statuman and the (Mie Smu Journal, to De observed in aU cases, after this data. July M, jwa j One square, 00 lines or leal of thla abed type, for one Insertion, ouo. j eaou additional inaeruon, too. , j ill iJI 1111m. &m m m a m m to a ii ii ii t "tTT'" i i" 1 equate, 1252 25 3 00 4 00 6 00 8. 8. S. 10. 15. 18. 1 1 1 1 2aquarea, 1 87 8 87 008 00 8 00 0. 10. 12. 16. .. ., j8wiaarw, 2 60 a 606 608 00 BOO ioT uT uT TT TT 'liquarea, 8 U06608 009W10. Il2. l4'l6. TTTT DT iui lain 6aquarai, or (4 column, Chan arable . quartrly,..'15j monthly, 46 wuftklv 66 i H column, j monthly, M 'Or wekly,...M 80 dally - 801 dally lSOj Standinc card. 6 lines or leas, for one year U10. No advertisement to he oonaidered by the year, unless specified on the inanuscrlut. or nrevlounlv airroud unon between the narties. AdrcrtlHmienta not marked on the copy for a sperilhul number ot insertions, will oe oontinueii one montn, unless oraereu out, ana payment will be exacted accordingly. All advertisements from strangers or transient persons to be paid in advance. The privileges of yearly advertbwrs will be eonlned rigidly to tneir regular ousiueas ; anu an advertisements not pertaining were, to. to bo usid for extra. Advertisements for Auctioneers, General Agents, Real Estate Agents, ftc, not to be contracted for by the year, but to be charged iby the pluco, at the usual rotes. Announcing candidates (for offices of every description) to be .charged at tne rate ot nlty cents per week, lor each name ; tne same to bo, in all cases, paid in advance. Attornoys will be holden for the price of Inserting advertisements brought in by them. Publishers not accountable for tho accuracy of legal advertisements beyond the amount charged for their publication.All leaded advertisements to be charged not less titan double the above rates, and measured as ir soua. Advertisements on tne Inside exclusively, to be charged at the rate of 60 per cent in advance of iuo aoovo rates. NO ADVERTISEMENT CAM INSERTED ORATUTTOUSLT. township, and other public meetings, and such like, to be charged nan price. Deaths inserted without charge, unless accomnanled by funeral invitations or obituary notices, and when se accompanied, to be paiu lor. U persons sending communications or requiring notices of fairs, soirees, concerts, or any publlo entertainments where charges are made for admittance, and all notices of private enterprises, cuu only be inserted with the understanding that the same are to be paid for. If intended to be inserted in the editorial column, the same wiu oe cnargea at we rate ot not less man as cents per line, Atlfl !.hn nnlv whnn MiimmniLnlMil hv An AitvnrMuunimfc . !IJU1 1 (KMAHUUM. Jniimn I Knilt1iniTi. Hiorh KJ street, Columbus, PRINTERS, STEREOTYPERS AND ao'Vd 8!'.'?'! oJ,yer, description coniUntly on hund. Printing and WrUiog Paperi, and Inks, ot .too do. maaaiRciurua iwaya ior lain, ROBERT THOMPSON'S OFFICE No. 4, Nelli Exchtnce. oDDOtlte the Secretary of State' ouica, xiign iireer, uoiuiddui. aecii ATATHAN BROOKS, Justice of the Peace, JL l Ufilco in tne room formoriT occupied by Juatlco Evans, uuiu oi too rranmin nans, up aiaira. GERE, ABBOTT & CO., Dealers in Hard-warn and Cutlery, Iron, Nalli, (.ilasi. Ho aw Bullder'i Ma tori ill, Farming and Mich nfcal Tools, Military Uoodi,fcc, dci t 11 I1U ..--. C -. nil- !- ' U AUA AAIU lirj tf -Igll VI lUtS Ulli fllUIUCXt, TITALTER THRALL, Attorney and Coun- v v senor at Law, uotnmous, unto. i 1 kiiui n. tjmwr, vviuuiuuo, uuiu. I Also, a Commissioner to take the Acknowledgment of Deeds I or the city of New York. OCI20 17 C. SESSIONS & CO., Wholesale and Re A e tall Dealoraln DRY GOODS, Boots and Shoes, ilals, Caps, Straw Goods, Ae. Four doors south of the American, Colura. bus, ootta JOHN. W BARvXB. BOBRBT ABHSTBOKG. T3AKER & ARMSTRONG, Real Estate JL Bbokkxs and Gbnkbal Land Aoxnts. Office south room Exchange Bank Building, Columbus, O. IUCTA- BVPTTLKa. THEO. COMSTOCK. CEO. O. C0MST0CK. T3UTTLES, COMSTOCK & CO., (succes J) sors to B. Comstock A Co ,) Forwurdlna and Com- mlul.B Hr.lt. 1..pil nil MDniifBetiirMV. unH flnaloM In Salt, Plaster. F iah and Lumber. Head ot tho Canal, Columbus, I Ohlo. I Liberal advances made on consinnrueuts. mare I T RIDGWAY & CO'S IRON FOUNDRY, kmdd";T.SX, BLYNN & BALDWIN are again receiving new supplies of WATCH K AND JEWELRY. Among other styles ot Watches, we invite attention to a new lot 01 itwse nne nunting ease ana open atai levers, 01 our own im portation, wnicn, ior quality ana price, are not excenea. jyio H AT AND CAP STORE. TUX OLD STAND llie subscriber comes areelinf, to every Hat and Can wearer in Central Ohio. with one ol tl.e very best assortments of HATS AND CAP! ever orougnt to tntspart 01 tne etaio, embracing nearly every variety of atylenow worn by the human family. Ute Mate are made to order, oy some 01 tne nest ana most celebrated establishments East and West, via 1 Beebe ACo.. New York) Bertalett A Blynn, Philadelphia j Dodd ACo, Bates, Whitcher A Co, and others, of Cincinnati ; all of which will be old at tatr prices 1 ana ne wisnes 11 to oe aisunctiy unaersiooa that It la all nonsense tor others to ear they can sell lower than fee can. Being a practical hatter, and engaged in the business for yeara, ne understanas wnat a nac can ne mnae ana aoia ior. His stock consists (In psrt) ot the following varieties : Black and Drab Beaver, extra; - Black and Drab Moleskin, extra j 1 Black and Drab Rrush, extra; Otter and Seal Drab; Black and Drab Hungarian, very 6ne ; Black and drab Kossuth, in ereat variety : ''.A large and well selected assortment of Straw goods for Men ana Boy a. A van Una aaaarrmrat of Straw Hats for children. Ac Ao. His old friends and the public are invited to call and examine the assortment and prices. J. c. nuuimi, ap High St, next door to the Stage Office. HATS AND CAPS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. We are now re-celving our Fall and Winter stock, to which we Invite the attention of country dealers and the 1 nablie venerallv. U3 To the trade we offer a large assortment of Kossuth and Me- Sir Hats, Silk Plush Caps, Ac, at reduced ratea and feel con-ent that for style, quality and finish, our fashionable Hat cannot be surnasaed. We have Jnst received from Paris a CONFORM ATEUR, Which will enable na to give unerring ju; ana remeay ine inconvenience experienced bv ao many in breaklat In a new hat. Our assortment is complete, and pricca low. To one and all we would aay, give na a call in the Neil House Building. tepS GILLETT A CO. WE ARE NOW opening a large and braotlful assortment ol tSflTIlfJ " r-v 5 WATGDKH, DIAMOND TlK -7, WORK AND JkWELUi. FOur stock of fine London and Gene va Watches Is superior to any In the State. Diamond Kings and Pins, we offer at Maw torn Prices. Jewelry, Mirer and .Mated Ware, Fine Mantle Clocka.oad Cntlrry.atwholesaleand UU. AU are Invited to call examine, and purchase if euiitd vniuui. other liKAL" ensraved.and P BK89ES furnished, at the shortest notice. Watchea Repaired In the Kir-d!,nlh of entrance to Nell House. iall Bljisin ee BAbuwin. I titst RFriF.tVF.n A new and beautiful as- J aortment of WATCHER, DIAMOND WORK, aad JIWRLRY of all kinds. I BLYNN A BALDWIN. JnlS NEW GOODS. A lot of new and fashion. able Watches. Chain,, Breastpins. EaT-rines, Ac., e. Just - I received by ieepxu BLYNN A BALDWIN. . . nnpf pnci xt. l I .11 VJJAI3 ikXiU rn00D.-laownu. B..u -i J other deseriptlona of Seals, made ta the best manner, and atshnrtaolice, and Freesea faratahed, by !r.?n ' BLYMM A BALDWIN. . P30 rASALIEKS And many Kinds oi plain ana VjT ornamental Gaa Boraera, ftom one to six light Just re-eetved and for sale at Eaatern prices, at tee Jewelry Store of tTfl BLYNN A BALDWIN EW LUMBER YARD. The subscriber sua il. at the Frsmkllatoa Depot, a larae assortment of eoaatry lamner, principally oak, of almost every sort, size aad leagta, where builders and others can be supplied oa short smtiea, aad kava the Lumber deuverea oa e spot tbey aeslra. In the aaeonaaent la aeaaoaed timber, suitable lor lintels, long timbara, for bum ; Joiata. of a great variety of lengths ;ecaat-kBg.boarda.fte-Ae. Alee, refuse lumber, at reduced prlcaa. By application at the Yard, or at the Mill, mllea west, oa the I - ailroa-, to Slower or Kerr, almost any bill can be filed by the I w screed oa. Te iseasa, MU L. SOLLIVANT. I BOOKS & STATIONERY. 1VJEW STOCK OF, BOOKS AND STA- TIONERY. The new (rm ol BURR A RANDALL, baring n fitted the etora lately occupied by Hontwuton A MacIntibb, sis now receiving sn enure new stoosoi i. BOOKS, STATIONERY, PAPER UANUINGS, FANCY GOODS, dec. And having enmnleted arrangements with the TarloUl publish lug houaoi of lb Eastern cltlei, they will receive the now and desirable Book, at the earliest possible moment alter publica tion. It will bo the aim of thli eatabliabment to farnlah every artl elo In their Una at the loweit poailble price,, and by firing their penonai attention to the wanta at their euttomera, they truit to give entire aatlilaotlon to all who may favor them with their . ' I . . J .1 III U. I I A Mtk All oraen intninua tu inen wui uw hidiiuim w wiw wu and dispatch, and at prie i that cannot tall of glTincaatiilaetion. BUKK at HAHUAliL, High atreet, Colnmbua, Ohio. JuflS ATE W BOOKS. Burr & Randall are daily 11 roseirlni additiona to their already; well aaeorted stock of uooaa ana stationery, to wnicn tne anonuon oi an m invueu. ocu , . rpHE CHRISTIAN MINSTREL. The Ja- JL tet edition of the Chrlillan lllnitrel. for aale In quantlllea by -OCOJ BUllll U. KANUAL.L. nnHE PRESBYTERIAN PSALMODIST X A collection of Tunes adapted to the Paalma and Ilymnt of the rreabyterlan unorcn. roraaie, oy me aoicn or iingie copy, oy , locoj auaa v- AAniAiju. A SUPPLY of the Publications of the American Tract Society, and Preabyterlaa Board of Publics. tion. loc6 BURR & RANDALL. ATE W BOOKS. Restoration of Monarchy X 1 IN FaiNCa, BT LiHABTINI, 3 Tola. I A Step Irura the New World to the Uld, ny Tappan, 8 Tola Time and Tide, or Strive and Win, by A. 8. Roe. Mother at Home, by Abbott new edition. Bliihcdnle Romanco, by Hawthorne. Foraaleby augS BURR &. RANDALL. TiTEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE. Thr .IV Lir and Snvioas or Uen. Winfiiid Scott, by Edward U. Manitield, in 1 Vol. 12 mo. "the only authentic edition." A lreh supply just received and tor ssle by ntfllll i. to A TT A Dunn ce nAninuui TJI7ALL PAPER and Bordenner, Window Y Y Paper and Fire Board Patterns. A large assortment of ttio laresl patterns, just reocivca, ana lor saie uy JU3U itunn at iiAninuu. T3IBLE DEPOSITORY. The Depository of the Columbus and Franklin County Bible Society, may now be found at the Bookstore of . . Ju30 BUKll It KANUALli. WHY HAVE THE TOOTH-ACHE ? Practical hints on the Preservation of the Teeth a Tab uable little book on the treatment and preservation of the teeth. Price ilia. laepioj cunn k AAnuauu, BANCROFT'S History of the United States. In 4 volumes. For sale by ' . : ju30 HUHK KAN1MLU. ' LIFE OF GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT I For sale by the hundred or the single copy, In muslin and paper binding, by Uu30 BURlt RANDALL. AJEW WORK BY GRACE AGUILAR, en- entUed T,e Dny 0f Brucet a Story of BcotlUh Bis- wry. rorsaieny jyo nunu uuiraiiia TTY")T. On OP OHIO REPORTS for sale bv V iti' UH1U " mi,?' Tanu? BURR A RANDALL. 41 NEW ARRANGEMENT Paper and Rag Warehouse. Shoe, Tes, colored Mediums ; Cap, crown, medium noyai ana super noyai wrapping raper. wnito ana coiorea rapers, ior ioniecuuners. French and American Tissues white, and assorted colors. Glszed Papers, for Pamphlets. Manilla Paper of all sixes. Copying Papor French and English manufacture. NniA. Rm. Pnat. RAth. 4to. Cnmmerclal and Packet Post. Bank and Folio Post i Blotting Paper t American, French and English Caps : Bank Note Paper, Ac, Ac. BONNET BOARDS, Of various colors and qualities. N. H. The highest price paid for Rags. JylO J. H. RILEY A CO. 1 I . TV" TAP AN ! Atl AcCOUIlt, Geographical and HlS- J toiical, from the earliest period down to the present time. By unaries Her arisne, esq. Btciiyt a nignniNge. ny n. i. lucanrinan. Hristed's Fire Yeare in an English University, 1 vol. . Tho Clifford Family t A Tale of the Old Dominion. For sale at the New Bookstore. sepl4 J. H. RILEY at CO, NEW BOOKS. The Napoleon Dynasty ; or,TheUistoryoftheBonaparte Family. By tne Berkley Aien. French on the Study of Words. The Men of the Times 1 or Sketches of Livlnir Notablea. The Master Builder: or, Lile at a Trade. Ry! the Author of " Bummerneid ; or, A i.ne on a rarm. Lecturea on the Keaults ot the ExMDltlon, deuverea oeiore nociety ui at, oiauuiauiuica u um ore, a. i .u,sJ- Hon 01 rrince Aiocrt. ror sato at me now uuosstore, J. H. RILEY A CO. piONEER WOMENPioneer Women of BjHr-I-W, ..hor of the ..Women ol the Revolution.1 Anslo-Amerlcan Literature and Manners. From the French 01 Philai eteCharlra, Protesso; in the Collcgo of Franoe. Lillian, and other rooms. Hy wintnrop atacaworin i-raea. For aale at the New Bookatoro. Sepl4 J. H. RILF.Y A CU. SCHOOL BOOKS Cambridge Editions. Stackhardt'e Chemistry. Reid'a Intellectual Philosophy. Stewart's do. do. Latham'a Grammar. Tusculan Disputations. For sale at the New Bookstore. ma59 J. II. RILEY A CO. BANK NOTE PAPER, of superior quality for Bankers, Railroad and County Bonds, County Orders, Ac., Ac. Bank note paper made to order, ot any aiio, thickness or color. Blank Drafts and Notes, from the finest steel plates, for aale at the New Bookstore. J. H. RILEY A CO., Jul5 stationers. AMERICAN and Foreign Papers. Letter, Csd. Commercial. Packing and Folio Post ruled and plain by the quantity, at low prices, at the Paper Warehouse Sf Ijy31i 1. H. RILEY A CO. N. B. Rank Note Paper letter alxe a superior article lor correspondence, circulars, Ae. LETTER BALANCES, Desks, Weights, NewsuaDer-lltes. Portable Safes a fine article, assarted si xes, for counting rooms and honaea ; Copying Presses, a superior article; inkstands, new patterns, great variety. For sale at the Mew Bookstore. Ju3 - J. H. RILEY A CO. WILL BE PUBLISHED, 25th Sept., 1852, ty A BOOK FOR THE WHOLE DNION A1 NORTH WOOD Or, Life North and Houlh, Showlngthe true character of both) by Mrs. SARAH J.HALL. Illustrated. He teho lata not ku country, can love nothing. The intention of this deenlv Interestini novel Is to Illustrate the dignity of labor, and show the Influence nf American instl- . ' . . . . 1 U . 1- 1 j . 1- tuttona on ine cuaracter oi oar people, ooia norm anu ouuiu. It la a hook for the nation nothing partizan or sectional haa awayed the mind of the authoress. Mrs. Halb is not tinged by any of the isms ot the day, bnt is, above any female writer of our country, a true representative of the moral dignity and grandeur of woman. . tor sale at tne renoatcai -epoc, on auue aireei, uy sep2l A. B. HARSH. JUST RECEIVED and for sale at the Colum. bus Periodical Depot, on State atreet, a quantity of Scott and Graham Song Rooks, by A. B. HARSH. CJCOTT & BASCOM have added to their es- K) tabllahment a department for the aale of Blnaka, Blank Basks and Ntn tlanerv ot every description, it is our inten tion to keep np a lull assortment of everything In this line which nuainees men can aeaire. 1 ne mana wura win uo manuiactu! bv ourselves, of the very best materials, and in the most sub- atanUal manner, and warranted to give aatialaction. Entrance oouifuni i TNK STANDS, Metallic Pens, Pen Holders, i- Paper'and Letter Files, Notarial and common Wafers, Letter "tamps, eiatee, ana an us vanoua iime i ceterna in um cwuun ery line, constantly on hand at SCOTT A BASCOM'S. ikui xruNU. tsooKsstereoiypeairom O new and beautiful styles of type in a manner not taferlorto . . mnTim.Tm..n . , C that of any Eastera Foundry. Particular attention paid to the Stereotyping oi wooa cuu. 8COTT at BASUUM. T- NVFT nPES W th thnnannH. rrrnaa. or and H. , . i, , , , 7 t , , ' J-l smaller qnantity-ol all eixea and descriptjona, plain embossed, Including a beautiful variety for the Ladiea, ms found at SCOTT A BASCOM'S. mar be BUSINESS AND ADDRESS CARDS, and Cards for Railroad Checks. Invitation Tickets, c of anv color and tlikbiraa, and cut to any size, may be bad at BUU II C DASUUR'B. ARNOLD'S WRITING FLUID, Maynard & Nnyea'and Hoover"a Inks Black, Red, Bme and Green for aale by SCOTT A BASCOM. PRINTING INKS, for News, Book, Card, and Job work, all the various colon la ketrs and cans, for sale BUUIT BAIHU B. . T . fjrr- nnHWO f j .: r LT ltAv -.w--, every ue ;iijjuuii, iiuiu I lt Mai uugcr to wjjRwij uBonaoflB, onnana,orma man- afaatared to any pattern, at SCOTT A BASCOM'S. Cincinnati: WINNE HOUSE, Southeast corner or Bboadwat and Thibd STaxSTS, Cm ciNNATi, Ohio Thli new, neat and commodious Hotel Is now open to the pub-Ik. oc5-d4w K. WINNE, Proprietor fMBSON HOUSE, Walnut street, between VJT Fourth and Filth, CINCINNATI, OHIO. O. II. OEVFROYs Preprletar. late of Walnut Street House. ep6-U WALNUT STREET HOUSE, Walnut st. betwoea Blxth and Seventh streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, v Jy6-dtf J. W. 8WENKV. Proprietor. EO. GOODMAN, West side Walnut St., e between Columbia and Poarl, wholesale dealer in all varieties of WUITINO, PRINTING OTIIER PAPER. HT Agnt far BuffitU Kagh Mil Writing Paptr. aplO TTWVELOPES. 1 500 H Butt Envelopes t ' ' ' - ; loOHWhlte . dot , ; .. 65 M Legal do ; lOOHNota dot ' ALSO Note Papers, a beautiful assortment, Just received by K. O. OOODMAN, aplO ' " 77 and 71) Walnut street. T7RENCH COMMERCIAL LETTER PA X PER. 300 reams Blue and While, Just received and for sale at reduoed prices. - E. o. uuuuhaii, aplO 17 and 79 Walnut atreet. T7RENCH PLAIN CAP and FOLIO POST, . mue and rvnite, just received ana toraaie low. E. O. (JOODUAN, aplO ' . - 77 and 79 Walnut street TINTED ENAMELED CARDS & CARD BOARDS. A beautiful article, manufactured bv Messrs. Bliss, Potter A Co. I hare the Urges! and cheapest stock of varas in toe eity. u. uuuunsn, apiu 77 ana iv wainucsi., manuiacmrers Agenc LAFFLIN BROTHERS' WRITING PA-PER9 lhave been dealing in these Paners for more than a year, and And them every thing one can wish, as to quality and Crioe. They are the higheat grade of Paper manufactured in the nltod States; always give satisfaction, and used once are wanted again. A tun assortment just received. c. v. uuutinAn, aplO 77 and 79 Walnut street. HERMAN SCHRADER, (successor to Cuablxs Stabch) I mporter of Geriniin. French and Keiillnh Vanrr Good. Tovo nnd Itlnalenl Inatrumente, and H'kolualt Dealer in Aamdtmu, VMint, Comb; Piuott, Ptn cuitton Cap; Pocket and Table Cutlery, Spoon; Spectacle, Ac, Acl NO. Btf VAIN STXXXT, BBTWBBN LOWXB MARKET AND COLUMBIA, apio-ddni Cincinnati, Onio. JOHN H. DETERS, Manufacturer of BOOTS AND BHOKH. No. 41, South Side Third Street, (opposite Masonic Building,) . CINCINNATI, O., Mr. D keens constantly on band a full assortment of fine liress ana water-rrooi coots ana cooes in an varieties, wnicn will be sold at very low prices N. B. Fine Boots forwarded by express, and warrant) d to ot, upon an oraera accompaniea oy tne t;asn ana tne measure aptu-iy TX7INDOW GLASS. We are now receiv I ' In a large stock of this season's manufacture of Belle. vernon Window Glass, and having taken the first Premium at the Ohio State Fair, Mechanics' Institute of Cincinnati, and the Alleghany county Fair held at Pittsburgh, we feel assured that we oner to tne city ana country uaae tne oesi ana most exten sive assortment ot Glass of the 1st, fid, 3d, and 4th qualities ; Druggists' ware of all descriptions ; Tumblers and Jars Pint and quart Flasks, Ac, Ae. All of which will be sold on the most reasonable terms by SPEERS A WRIGHT, Sole Agents for Bellevernon Works, No. 39 Main at, Cincinnati. N. B. Also, a constant supply ol Dupont's Gun Powder ; Rifle, Blasting and Sporting, Soda Ash, and Bleaching Powders. aplO-dtim PAPER WAREHOUSE. The undersigned ofl'er a full assortment of PAPER, embracing News, Hook, Plate, Cap and Letter Paper; Canille, Tobacco, Manlllo, Wrapping Paper, Bonnet Boards, Ac, Ac, of the best quality, and at tneloneat market price. Orders, solicited, which will be filled at the same price as tf purchased In person We also make to order, at short notice, News and Book Paper. NIXON A CO,, Nos. 77 snd 79 Walnut atreot, ''incinnati, O. N. B. The blgheBt market price paid lor RAGS, in cash or exchanged for paper. JjS4-d3m. 0 BULLET, Art Union Buildings, Cincini a narl, Is constantly prepared to furnish elegant BUSTS) STATUES, MEDALLIONS and MONUMENTS. Ordera solicited from a distance. JylMfim T)URNET'S PATENT WATER COOLER, JLj This article lathe result of the application of acentifio principles to the purpose intended, vis To keep water as cool um poenoie, ae umg as jmmioib, wun ute isnM ppssiois ice. The nroorietor haa lone devoted his attention to this Dartlcu- lar branch of domestic economy, and passing from one improvement to another, haa ut length arrived as near perfection as it la uoasible to reach. A Droot this is found In the verv aeneral nse of these Coolers in all parte of the country. A better proof of tne samo tact is, mat, since tneir introduction, various mutations of the genuine article have been attempted all falling short of the object, it Is true, yet all proving clearly which way the tide of popular opinion is setting. A simple statement of facts, in regard to those Coolers, will satlsty every one ol their superiority. First, they are the only article of the kind ever patented. They are furnished with two distinct non conducting chambers, by means of which, with two pounds of Ice to the gallon, water is kept (at a temperature of a u" oeiow zero, or oniy ew aoove ine tne ireezing point; an aay. Thus, at a cost of some live cents per day, a family of ordinary size can be constantly supplied with water as cold aa Ice Itself ; larger numbers in the same proportion. Thla haa been found by actual exueriment to be a saving of at least seventy live per cent, over tne r.artnen jars iorraeriy nsna tor mis purpose. Again, these Coolers never sweat ; in this way saving much unnecessary waste and trouble. Being manufactured in the moat workmanlike style, and hand somely finished in every respect, they make a very beautiful or nament lor the illnmg noom, Hotel or steamboat. An Important Improvement has lately been added to the Cool er, viz a small Pan (capable of holding Irom six to eight pounds ol butter) Inserted directly under the cover. This quantity of butter can be kept perfectly hard all day, without additional lee a very important addition to the economy and comfort of lamuies. If desired, the Cooler can also be furnished, at asmallex-pense, with a Filtering Apparatua, made and tor sale at BUtinE.1 B Aiousa rumisning cstaoiisnmeni, No. 14. East Front street. Cincinnati. O. Dealer In Hardware, Cutlery, Tea-Trays, Britannia, Japanned, Bronzed and Tin ware, urutnes, vvooaen ana vvuiow ware, Bathing Apparatus and Refrigerators aplO CINCINNATI HYDROPATHIC or Water- J Cure Establishment la now open for the reception of pa tients. It la located about fire milea from the city, on the Carthago piko, and buta fuw rods from the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, in the rear, and at the aame distance from the Miami Canal, in front, rendering it easy ol access to those desirousof enjoying the benefits of the Institution. To the lover of nature, few parts of the country csn furnish a more pleasing variety of seenery than spreads Itscll be lore the traveler an tne way irom cincinnau to ine vure. a nere nature and art combine, rendering the view beautiful beyond descrip tion. The new, large and beautiful tdltlce displsys the taste of the artist at a dance. The neatness and elegance of the interior. combined with the numerous attractions which present them selves to the invalid, cannot lull to render tnis estaonsnment a desirable one. The Halls are extensive, and the rooms spacious and inviting, where the invalid can range at pleasure, free from atmospheric influencea, hi Inclement weather. The Bed Rooms are well ventilated, and neatly furnished ; the Bath Rooms are ample and commodious, being convenient for the application ot water, in every form. In connection with the institution there Is a Gymnasium Halt, seventy live feet long, where patients will have an opportunity nf restoring their muscular strength by neaitniui exercise, a ne springs wnicn turnisn ine water ior ints Establishment are clear, pure, soft, and abundant : flowing from a gravely bed, they send forth water both cold and delicious. The country and neighborhood are remarkable for healthful-ness, purity of air, and variety of scenery. All things combined, we cannot think of n mora desirable place, for those seeking health, than this Institution. Dr. Piasi, having bad much experience In the treatmeut of diseaae tor many yean, begs leave to inform the public, that no pains will be spared tor the restoration to health ol those committed to his charge. Mrs. Fkasx, who haa, for aeveral years, devoted her attention to the treatment of dlseasea peculiar to her sex, and being every way qualified for so Important a station, will take special charge of the female department. Prolapsus Uteri, with its train of ailments, that bane ol lemale bean- Sr, health and happiness, which Is prostrating the energies, and estroying the usetnlness of a large portion of the fair sex, will be trested in this Institution, successlully, independent of pessa ries or supporters ot any kind, i o tnis subject we would invite the attention of Ladies, as in all ease we shall expect to perform a perfect care. Persons visiting the Cure by the way of the Cincinnati. Ham ilton and Dayton Railroad, will atop at tho Carthage station. Patients are requested to bring two comfortables, two blankets, two coarse sheet, six towel, and a quantity of old linen, suitable fur bandage. Txbms The terms for Boabd, Mmcal Pxxvrcxs, and all ordinary attendance, will be ten dollara per week, payable weekly. Extra attendance will subject the patient to an extra charge. Some deduction will be made to those who find it necessary to spend a length of time la the Institution. Transient persona will be cnargea two aonara per aay. From three to five dollars will be char fed for the first exam ination, for further particulate addreaa U. A. rCASE, nf . 1, " ' Proprietor and Physician. Carthage Hamilton, Co, O.-malS d3m2aw3m TWO ONE-ACRE LOTS FOR SALE. Two Lou. No. 23 and 34. located la Phelan'a Addition. con taining one acre each. They are the phsaaantest locatioa fax theaubdivisiop, and will be sold at a bargain il sold eaon, other laethey will be taken out ot market, and tne price advanced. JAMISON A TUTTLK, Real Estate Agents, anglg OIBeeln Carpenter's Building, upstairs. MULAY MILL SAWS. We have a large lot of Worrall.Wllmott A Rowland' Malav Saws: also narrow Mlll,Crocataad Clrculat stawe. KILBOUKNE, EUBNH CO., Jnl Sign of the Ollt Broad Axe. FORWARDING. GHAMBERUN & CRAWFORD, Forwabb-Xbs and Comiimoh kfxaCHum,io of cVpsHor Strut, Ctevelmd, Ohio, Dealer! In Flour, Drain and other Produce, (ex. slusively on com mission.) Proprietors of Hew York and Ohio Linn, Ohio Canal, and Union Line, Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal. 13 Agents for tho following Lines i urawiora st uo i siortnern R R. Line of Stonm Pro-nellera. - f Otis Kimball, 108 8tate St., Boston. aP.BeoveU.lOO " New York and Ohio Lake Boat Line, Chamberlin, Lee, Ca, New York end Cincinnati Lino, ,1 Agents, Chamberlin, Lea Co's Express, ' No. I, Cmtia Slip, , Troy and Oswego Line, , , J , Newiork. mal3-lm , CHAMBERLIN, LEE & CO'S EXPRESS. PaoraiiToaa CHAMBERLIN, LEE CO, Now York, and LEE, ABELL CO.,Buflalo. ear Ship by People Line Steam boats, Isaac Newton tad Hcndrlck Hndsoa, fool Courtlend atreet, north Klvar. . Hark packages "C.Lee A Co's Expresa." :' For Pre4ht apply to JanC.Oat-aM,1S8 Broadway, New York; , Chambbuin, Lxb A Co, 1 Comtlea Slip, Mew York ; J. 8. Chbhowbth A Co, Cincinnati, O.t Chambbbuh ACnAwroaxt, Clovelaad, O- mal3-a CRAWFORD & CO., Forwarders & Com-Mission MxaCHAim, Ogdenehurgk, N. Y., Proprietors of the Northern R. R. Line of Steam Propellers, between Ogdeae-burgh, Cleveland, Detroit and Chicago. Dealere in FLOUR, GRAIN and other PRODUCE, (exclusively oa eommlssloa.) Liberal advancea made oa property for sale at Ogdensburgh, Boston ana new ion. sii vrORTHERiy RAILROAD LINE, between IX Boston, New Vark aad the Waat. CRAWFORD A CO, Ogdensburgh, New York, Proprietors. This Line consists of the following new first elaes Propeller, (leaving Ogdens- ourgn tnree times a ween i) OGDENSBURGH, WISCONSIN, MEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT, BOSTON, MICHIGAN, , PRAIRIE STATE, J.W, BROOKS, CLEVELAND, and LADY OF THE LAKE. Connecting at Ogdensburgh witk the Northern Railroad, and the Vermont Central, aad Rntlaad and Barllaatoa Rail-reada, betweea Ogdensburgh and Boston, aad with the Lake tt . m W 1. 1 . WM 1 1 Mu. 1,.,., 11 nnu'. vnaaipiBia w vv w uMm, - mint ana new lorn, AI. TO Otis Kimball, Agent Vermont Central Railroad, 108 State street, Boston. O. P. Hcovill, Agent Rutland and Burlington Railroad, 100 state street, jsoatoo. J. S. Mavnaxd, Agent Trsvls A Co'a Line, 33 Ccentles Slip, New York. Chas. B. Janes, Agent New York and Canada Llae, 7 Cceuttee Blip, np stain, New York. Malcolm Canfibld, Agent Merchante' Line, 9H Cosntles Slip, New rorx. CHAMBERLIN A CRAWFORD, Cleveland, Ohio. mal3-4tn TVTEW YORK AND OHIO LAKE BOAT M LINE ERIE CANAL AMD LAKES. CHAMBERLIN. LEE A CO, Mew York, aad LEE, ABELL A CO, Buffalo, Pro prietors. NEW YORK AND OHIO LINE, OHJO CANAL. UHAMUbttLin At vMwruHU, uieveiana, rropnetors, f3f No Transhipment at Troy or Albany. JB Apply to N. L'UAJfBXxLlN and J. C. Oatman, NoTTC Con tie SIId. New York. Mark rackages n . I . as u. . b. me." Bhip dally at Pier Mo. 2, Eaat River, New York. mal3-6m H. OAXXXTSON. TTANNA. GARRETSON & CO., Whole XX saxb Gaocaa and Commission Mibcbaitm, Harvey' Block, Merwln street, Cleveland, O. mal3-om- A. X. HAL. 185!). JOBNTINKia. TTALE & TINKER, Forwabdino and Com' a a mission ataacHANTB, voiaaiDae. uais. Warehouse No. 8. Exchanae Buildlnxa. Broad atreet, tone door west of W. A. Gill A Co'a Agricultural Warehouse.) Dealers In Flour, Fish, Salt, and Water Lima. Alio, Agents for the following Lines I l.atnrop At uo a express. Marchanta' Transportation Company, Eckford Line, I n,n,i Union Transportstloa Company, ? srieoanai, Western Lake Boat Llae J Mark packages " Can Hale and Tinker, Columbus, Ohio." N. B. We are prepared at all time to contract freight to any part ot the union. ts AIX AND BEB US." EDDY & HALLADAY, Storage, Shippino and Commission Mischants. and Dealer 1st Bait, Floar, Fish, Water LUae, tvc. rs Particular attention paid to the Purchase or Sals of urain, ana rroauce generally. ate? Warehouse and Office, foot of Front street, opposite the C, C. andTJ. Railroad Depot, Cleveland, umo. fgjr Also, AgenU tor the following Lines on Erie Canal i MERCHANTS' TRANSPORTATION CO. ArrLT to H. N. Holt A Co, Mo. 9 Coentiea Blip, New York; Holt, Palmbb A Co., foot of Washington street, Buflalo, Proprietor. RCKFORD LINE. Hvoh Allin, Aoxnts, No. 127 Broad street, Maw York, G. B. Williams. $ (up stain.) JOL.Vj"""'f Wh"f' BUlW0- J. W. Pattxn A Co, Proprietors, 155, River street, "TToy. ry Mark packages " Eckford Line," ship dally by Old Lin Troy Tow Boats," Coentiea Slip. UNION TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. Running in connection with . RtecVt tariout Line of Steamboat tke Lakei. raorxrxTOB. B. A. Root A Co., 113 Pier, Albany. Davis A Sutton, Agents Reed's8teamboats,Reel thouae, nunaio. A. H, Moboan, Buflalo. Gbo. H. Tctttlb, Agent, Broad street, New York. C. S. Bishof A Co, Agents, North Market, Boston. tjV Mark packages "Union T. Company," ship by "Swift, sure Line of Tow Boat," foot of Broad street, M, Y. WESTERN LAKB BOAT LINE. Merchandise forwarded daily to aad from Mew York, Albany and Buffalo, and all ports on the Western Lakes and Canals, with despatch, without transhipment at Albany or Troy. Cargoes insured between New York and Buffalo. S. W. Tallmad8B, Proprietor, 121 Broad St.. M. Y. AOBNT. R. L. Howbll, 121 Broad street, New York, Olmstbd A Danibls, 47 Quay street, Albany, J. J. Tallmadbb, (foot of Washington street,). ...Buflalo, Eddt A Hai.ladat, Cleveland, fST Mark packages" W.L.B. Line," and Ship by Western Lake Boat Line, foot ot Broad street, Mew York EST Apply to H. FITCH, Columbus, O. fy- our connections with the above Line, aad with Lathrop A Co'a Express, are such that wa can assure Merchants and Shippers in general, that wa can forward gooda to all point a little quicker and cheaper thaa any other Llae. Mark it. Mark all package legibly, and witk care. EDDY A HALLADAY, Cleveland. H. FITCH, Columbua. apl6-om A. M. HALS, General Agent on Ohio Canal. STARLING MEDICAL COLLEGE, Co-LVMBUS. The regular course of Lectures In thla Institu tion, will commence on Monday, the lstol November, aad continue fonr month. The JVcftataar Cuarss. con sis tine ot six Important specialities, beginning oa the 18th of Ootobbb, will continue until the 1st ot November. FACULTY. R. H. PADDOCK, M. D, Professor of Anatomy and Physiol ogy. CHAS. A. LEE, M. D, Professor of Materia Med lea, The rapes-tlca and Medical Jurisprudence. FREDERICK MERHICK. M. D , Professor of Chemistry. SAMUEL M. SMITH. M. D, Profess orof Theory and Practice. R. L. HOWARD. M. D , Professor of Surgery. FRANCI8 CARTER. M. D, Professor of Obstetrics. Ae, aad of Pathology. j. J. rAUrVCK, at. ii, usBuasuiior oi anatomy. FEES. Lecturea 60.00. Matriculation t300. Graduation t?0,0O. Dissecting Ticket 13,00. Br the expenditure of almost tea taousaad dollara. dariactaa Ereeent year, oa onr noble edifice, the Anatomical Theatre will a finished, and lha Hospital open for the reeeptioa of patient, and many other Improvement completed, making the whole a most perfect structure. All inquiries will receive prompt attention it addressed to 8. M. SMITH, aug7 Daaa af tke Faculty. pROCKERY, CHINA and GLASSWARE. J The aubacriben Invite tbe atteetioa of purchasers, aad the publie genrally, to their large, aew, aad complete stock as above, to which tbey have Jnst added a large variety of NEW irouus, consisting m panoi uninu.TSA sum TOILET WARE, WklM IreaatMB, China Plate-. Alio a larae assortment ot COLORED lRUNSTOVK WIU comprising Printed, Floweriag Printed, Japaa Lastra, Ac, Aa. la a variety of new patterns aad shapes. To our stock ot CROCKERY WAR! wa ah all make constant addition during the Spring, by direct Importatioasfros the most celebrated Potteries la Europe. r rencn uoia nana eaa wmte ijnua,ta sans or pieces to salt. Also, China Vaaeo, Colognes, Motto Caps aad Saucer, Ac, tea. Solar, Hall, Hanging and Side Lamps, Laatsras, Lamp China. neve. Wicks aad Shade. With a full assortment of (iirauil lea In setts or pairs i ine Rrittaania Tea setts, Brtttaania Cose f ota, Tea rot, Lamps, sjanaiesueks, uaators, Japan waiter aad Trays, Silver Plated, Oermaa Silver aad Brittaaala Tea aad Table Spoons, Table Cutlery, Ac, Aa, A. G LAggWARKr-Ws have on hand a vary large stock, la eluding Cut, Engraved aad Plata. All of which we wtil sail at the very lowest prioes, aadlavUeaU Interested to examine be- loreparcoeerng. n. sx s. r uniKK, apt a soars Joa ratal Building, High St, betweea State and Tewa PRACTICAL HINTS ON THE TEETH By W. E. IDE, M. D.-Thi to a aew aad vary neelleat work, ot up by Dr. Ida, (of Cohtmbaa) It beanuiaii uiuatre'ed; aoaaa la clot and paper r; priea, laeiota.ra noana m paper, iac tar sale kv sep A. B. HARSH. SCOTT SONGSTER. Songs act to music. The best work of the kind eat. Price 10a, single ! per dozen. (esplS) BUJUl St SUUIVBI THE LIFE OF GENERAL FRANKLIN PIERCE, by D. W. Barttett, talvoL, llano. tcraiHa 73, paper 50. For sale by BURR A RANDALL. 1VEW.Y0UK ADVERTISEMENTS. fbomw.h. bi'donald'saovbbtisino iiodsb, 109nassa.st,n, Ik METALLIC OVER-SHOES The New jS. Brunswick Rubber Company would respectfully call the attention ot oesiers in tne enove articles to tbelrextensiva stoca at their Warehoue; Ao. xv Uaitten Lane, New York, wbera tbey have oa band and are eonslantly recoivlng Irom their factories, a full supply, which they flatter themselves are equal 16 any and Inferior to none manufactured either lor beauty or wear, and before nurehaslnx. would again take the liberty of requesting call Irom the trade, where thevcan be sunnlied with Boots, Shoes, or any other kind of Rubber Goods, on the very best terms. sepia.mj - - .uossus Lnieus, rres a, TNDIA RUBBER GOODS. D. Hodgman X No. 27 Maiden Lane and 59 Nassau street, first corner from Broadwav.l reaoeetlullv invitee the attention of bis old custom. en and Merchants throughout the country generally, to bis stock of India Rubber Goods ol his own manufacture, viz : Coats. Legginga. Carriage Cloths, Capes, Ponchos, Caps, Gloves and Mittens, Life Preservers, I'tano Lovers, Machine Belting, pants. steam raoking, overalls, uversnoes, uoor springs, c, and every description of Rubber Goods manufactured will all be found aa above. M B-ooda defv eomnetltlon or eomnarlaon are warranted proof against decomposition in any climate, and are offered for sale in large or small quantities, upon the best terms. Orders aoliclted and promptly attended to by D. HODGMAN, sepl4-3m 27 Maiden Lane and 59 Nassau at, N. Y, OEWING MACHINE Singer's Patent KJ Straight Needle Perpendicular Action Sailing Machine. Pa- tented August 12th, 1851. Improvements, which render this machine a perteet instrument, patented April 13tb, 1852, . To thla Invention, before tbe sreat improvements wore so Slied, the first premiums were awarded at the last New York tale Fair, and Fair of the A met lean Institulo. As now Improved, these machines are infinitely ahead of competition, and the Invention Is unquestlonsbly the most vsluable one now before the public, not excepting the planing Machine, Colt's pistols, or any other. All kinds of sewing, on either cloth or leather, done by tbeaa machines In most beautiful style, so It cannot rip or ravel, and with immense saving of labor. The great shoe manufacturers at Lynn, and other places use these machines. The exlensive saddlery establishments of Newark, N. J. and Bridge. port, lit, use them, and tne manufacturers oi doming ana work. In tailors In many parte of the country have introduced them, and are employing them with perlect auccess. No sewing ma chine prevloua to this was ot any practical value, or stood tne test at actual uso. and no machinery for atltcbina can ever be made that will be uselul without infringing on I, NT, Singer's pat ents. Tho public are cautioned not to buy other machines containing I. M. Singer's improvements, aa all Intriguers will be promptly sad vigorously prosecuted. Price ot machines, with all apparatus complete tor Immediate use, including the right to usn under tne patents, anva. uruera sent uy man, or inrougn euner oi ine express lines, Immediately executed. Country mercnants coming to New York always furnish a convenient medium for tbe purchase of machines. Town, county, or state rights for tbe EXCLUSIVE USE of these machines, for sale on most favorable terms, Mschlne needles ; alao a splendid article of silk twist on spools, made expressly lorinosemacniues, lor sale at our omcea, Black 7. Colored S7.50 per nound. Principal offices. 258 Broad. way, N. Y.; 57 South Fourth at, Philadelphia, and 10 Harvard riace, Boston. (sepo-aamj i. m. Binutii a uu. T OOKING GLASS and Picture Frame Man XJ ufactorv BT. 6 As 71 Forsvth Street. N. Y. Tbe undersigned, nsving devoted nis personal attention ior many yean to the LOOKING-GLASS A PICTURE-FRAME BUSINESS, la fully competent by his experience to execute work (of every description) that will give aatisfactlon to the moat nartieular. Beins the LARGEST AND MOST of the kind in this country, it EXTENSIVE E8TABLISHMEN possesses advantages over othera In VARIETY AND EXTEN-SIVENESS OF STOCK) and the long established and con tinual Increase of trade from all parte of the Union, with the many improvements the undersigned has recently msde In his machinery, enables him to sell bis articles at less prices than any other manufacturer j and be respectfully solicits his friends ana the publie In general to call and examine bis large assort ment ol LOOKING GLA8SES and PICTURE FRAMES prevl. ooa to purcnasing. ' .' ...... I . . n n ... . V .... m a,,,inn iHW A n W, un nana, nuBAivuuu, HAinii, nnnuusniiiia uia muuluinu, of every description, ana an lengtns, lorsnippm All communications through the post office will be thankluil received and punctually attended to. Direct to box 101, Chat ham Square Post Office. augll-d3m S. J. SIULEK. TYPE FOUNDRY. W. & H. Haoar would X resoectfullv call the attention of Editors and Printers in tne united states to tneir estaonsnment, ana solicit a continuance of their patronage. Possessing, with great experience in the business, ample facilities, they hazard nothing in saying that all orders with which they may be entrusted will be filled with promptness and correctness ; and that the reputation hitherto possessed by the Foundry, in this respect, will bo lully sustained. Additiona will constantly be made to the already large and varied aseortment ot Job and Fancy Type, Borders, Rules, lie., now to be found In their Specimen Book specimens of which will from time to time be Issued. Arrangements have been made by which the services of an eminent Punch Cutter have been ae cured, and Book and Newspaper Type, ol an entirely new and haatifnl euL are now belnv executed bv hi m. far anrnassinsr sny thin yet produced for the purposes of Machine or Hand print ing. Tfaev keen constantly on band every article required In Print ing Office, such as Presses, Chases, Cases, Galleys, Stands, Furnl. tare, Ae, which will be furnished at manufacturer's prices. Old type received in exchange, at V cents per pound, rnectmen books will be furnished gratie. upon application by printers. Editors and publishers wishing estimates will be furnished with the same in detail by inlormlng us of the nature of the work to be executed. laugiu-djmi w. a u. mauah. THOMAS G. STEARNS, (late Cheesebor- L onsb A Stearns,) Importer and Jobber ot SI I.K S . DI I L- LINERY AND FANCY GOODS, 162 Broadway, New York, haa constantly on hsnd a complete a.W carelully selected assortment of "Black aud Fancy Silks, Marcelinos, Florences, Shawls, Ribbons, Embroideries, French and English Crapes, Llsses,Sllk Cravats, Gloves, Lace Mitta, Dress Trimmings, Harases. Laces. White Goods. Hosiery. Linen Cambrio Handker chiefs, Ae, Ae. The undersigned would invite the attention of his friends and the trade generally, to an examination of his stoca. iuuisaq u, cnrisnn?, 162 Broadway, between Liberty st. and Maiden Lane. aag30-3m 1X)DD & BIXBY'S New Planing Machine. X JAMES TODD A CO. would respectfully call tho atten. Hon of the public, and nf all persons (in any State in the Union) wishing to purchase Pliniug Machines, to the new machine which they are now building at their Steam Engine and Machine Bnop, corner neventn ana smitu streets, uincinnsn. These machines, with the same power and an equal number OI bands, wiuao more worn tnan ine ceienratda wooawonn sacnine, ana ao me same equally aa wen tney are wen ea:cu. lated for bard or aolt wood, lor working flooring, or for aurfa elnir boards from 3 to 30 inches wide. These machines (the right 'o run which we will warrant and defend) are tbe eheapeat and best ever offered to the public, several of which are now in aucceaalul operation In this city. We are also buildinc Planing Machines ot various sizes and descrip tions, lor planing Doaras or umoar, on new sua iraprovea pinna ang94-d3m eor. Seventh end Smith ate, Cincinnati. RUST PROOF, and IhdestructiblelRoofing. One of the moat valuable annllcatlonsof Science to practl eal purpose, la that of Electro Galvanism, to iron plates, by wuicn means tney become prooi egniuai nusi or oxyaeuun The Galvanised aheet iron ia therelore the best material known for Roofing. Th- Plates are strong, durable snd incombustible they are unaffected by moisture i ibey do not crack with beat or aecay use wooa, aiaie or tin : tney are cneap ana eaany pu together. Vast numbers of publie and private buildings, both in England and in the United Statea, have been coven d with thla material, aad it ia a deserved favorite with the most eml-nent architect and engineer, whose certificates have been ob. tained. It la extensively used for Ventilators, Furnaces,Water oucaeu,c. WIKE rtWUIKU. hi this country. Wire Fence, from imnronereonstructlon. have generally disappointed tbe expectation formed of them, and this, mainly ia eonsequence ol the rusting of the Wire. This difficulty is now entirely overcome by tbe use of Galvanized Wire, requiring no paint or coating, and laatlng a lifetime. To secure the ereetloB of a substantial and durable fence.dlrectlona should be followed, and such will be cheerfully furnished by circulars, upon application. It Is particularly designed to meet eeonomv in fencing Railways, Farms, Ae.,secnring a durable fence t a small coat. Certlncate aa t tke dnrablllty ef Galyaalaed Wire. Dear Sin Yon ask me to give yon my testimony of the efficacy ef Galvanizing In protecting the Telegraph Wires in Eng. laaa from decay. I can assure you that we find tbe Galvanizing process to preserve the wire so mach so that our wires, alter tea or twelve yean exposure, do not appear to be at all oxy-dised, aad wa have each aa opinion of Its protection agslast rest, that wa have not asingle yard of plain wire in use. Latr'm Clabk. Director E. T. Co. Also, Galvanized Sheet lor Roofing, Spikes, Bolts, Chaine, Lightning Rods, Hoop Iron , A c, being prepared to Galvanizeall articles of Iroa which it Is desirable to protect from rust. Under License from the Patentee, for sale by MARSHALL LEFFERTS, Jnl4-dmie 10 Broadway, New York. STATIONER'S HALL. 174 and 176 Pearl Street The Subscriber have purebaerd the Stork and good-will of David Felt A Co , STATIONER'S HALL, No. 174 aad 178 Pearl street, Ntw York. Tbey aow offer to Country Merchants, and others,alargeand superior assortment of Foreign aad Domestic Stationery, Staple aad Fancy. BLANK BOOKS, tabbed In the best style, of English and American paper. They have added largely to ihe stock of the establishment by tke purchase ot the newest and best style, and greatly increased tbe facilities of the concern In every way. COLLINS, BOWNE A CO, aag6-d3m Surceaaorato David Felt A Co., etatioaar Hall, 174 and 176 Pearl st. New York. JOHN C. HENDERSON & CO., 172, 174 aad 17 Pearl street (ep stairs) New York, snd C9 Rne daFsaboorg Poissoaniere, Parle, Manufacturer, Importers, snd Wholesale Dealer ia Artificial Flower. O.trirh Feather. Ribbon, A Also, Italian, English and America Straw Boa-art aad Bralda. The above description of goods are chiefly of our own man-afcerare, aad Wholesale Merchants may rely oa lading the aeweat styles ia oar warrraoaas. Ne deviatioa ia ear price and term, which are liberal. agl3-3m SNUFF AND TOBACCO Peter Lorillard, aarytyteg aartaer of P. A. O. Lorillard, Me. 43 Chatham atreet. New York, bae constantly oa band aad for aale, Saaf aad Fine cat Tobacco of th very beat rmaiity.r arrantrd to keep ia ear elimata. A fall price current aeat byaddreaiag a above. jy FALL AND WINTER GOODS, To Mer-chant Tailobs and Clot-ibbs. K t FUS E. CRANE oV CO., 0'i Muldea Lane, New York, are now ottering an anlira new and choice slock ol goods, adapted to MaM's wesr, consisting of Cloths, Caeeimtret, Vetting; Beaver and Pilot Cloth; Trrmminge, Ac, Ae. with evory description of seasonable gooda adapted to the trade, to which they Invite the attention of their friends aad dealers generally . Those who wish to procure the latest styles st the lowest prices, can find them by calling upon as. . , RUFU8 F CRANE, aug24-d3m JOSEPH L. TAYLOR. GLORIOUS NEWS ! The most important Discovery yet made II I , PHILLIPS' PATENT LIQUID GLTJE, For Carpenters, Brush Maker, Book Binders, Cabinet Makers, Housekeepers, Druggist, Ac This beings Patent Glue, In a liquid state, always ready for use, requires no Are ; It Is free from smell, and will keep liquid In sny climate ; It alao acts as Cement tor Wood, Stone, China, Glass, Iron, Marble, Paper, or sny substance; ass paste or gum it stands nncqualedj Its reputation, wherever It baa been introduced, Is of the lint order as a saving to Mechanlca, It la observable at first sight. Wa offer liberal inducements to Hardware men, Stationer, Druggists, Ac, and guarantee it to oust lea by 20 per cent than common ordinary Glue. We are matins extensive arrangements for this Fall Trade, and country merchants will do well to attend to this Im- meoisteiy. we are estaoiianing sole agents m su populous towns throughout the United titatea. Sold In Bottles of three sizes, and also by the Gallon. Small sample sent to soy part of me umiea nutes, carriage iree. Also, the British Furniture Polish, in bottles ofthroe sizes. Country merchants attend to the above. Apply early PHILLIPS A CO. ' aug3-3m 4 Cedar atreet, near Pearl, New York. 1 0( PIANOFORTES. T.Gilbert & Co's XV V New York Ware rooina, 333 Broadway, corner ot Anthony atreet, and opposite Broadway Dank and Theatre where the largeat assortment of Pianos, with and without the cel ebrated Improved iEolean, may be found all of which have the metallic frame, and are trarranted to eland sny climate, and give entire ealiefaction, and will be sold at rem iargaine. By an ex perience oi etgai years, resulting in msny important improvements, the AKolean haa been brought to a oerfectton attained bv no othcri. Nearly 2000ioleanshave boon applied tor, and the demand Is rapidly Increasing. Elegant Boudoir or Cottage Pisnos, eon-venient for small rooms. T. G. A Co's Pianos are admitted to is superior to all other; owing to their firmneet and long standing in tune. Prices same ae at the manufaetory. Dealers supplied at liberal discounts. K. H. Wade'a and the entire Boston Cataloana of Music and Instruction Books furnlibed at this store st whole-tale. HORACE WATERS, Sole Agent. Constantly on hand, an extensive aaaortmeut of aecondhand Plsnoaln Rcsewood and Mahoaanv cases, varvinu in prices from (30 to 150. Second-hand iGolean Pianos from nsOO to 275 Grand Pianos from t.100 to $700. Prince A Co'a Melodeons irom 35 to 90. Carhart 55 to 90 Guitars from 10 to 75, Ac. aug!7-3m HARDWARE . Delapierre, Baldwin A Co., (Late Quincy If Delapierre,) 31 and. 33 Dey street, New York. Wuolxsalb Uabdwabe Mebchants. and Dealers In STEEL, IRON,, and other METALS, Nails, Axes, Wire, springs, Axles, &e. American Shelf and Heary Hardware, of all kinds, for saloon Commission, at manufacturers' prices. sug4-d3m r) DRUGGISTS AND COUNTRY MER-CHANTS The subscribers, successors to Phklfs, Fow-leb A Co, and formerly for many veara Intheenmlov of Hoad- ley, Phelps A Co , are now prepared to supply the trade and t.uuntry niercnania wun every article in tne lino oi uruge, Medicines, Paints, Dye Stvffe. Perfumery, Ac, Ac, and on the most favorable terms. Having tor aome three yeara since been engaged almost exclusively in the importing business, we leel confident that we possess superior facilities tor obtaining our goods on tbe very best terms, and we are disposed to sell on eor respondingly favorable terms to our customers. BitomnB, aiutKiAN at buj lisk, . ''' " Importer, and Wholesale Dealers, augl0-d3m 6 Clin- street, New York. T) DEALERS in Playing Cards and Stationery. Take notice, that st b ongresa Crd and Stationery Manulactory, No. 45 Veso, . irret, New York, yon ean purchase Playing nnd Enaniolod t nrde ot every description, manufactured of a superior Ho... in d of better finish, snd at LOWER PRICES, than can b purchased of anv other house in the United States. Be particular to call and examlno for yourselves before onr cbaelng. aug24-3m FREDERICK HALDY, Jeweler & Watch-maker. High street, between Town and Rich streets, in Backus' Building, haa opened a new assortment of Jewelry, all of which Is of the latest lashion. and of hia own manulacturlnsr. Aa he haa boon working lor aeveral years In New York, In one of the largest establishments in the East, be flatters hlmsell to do op work neat snd on cheap terms. any sina oi jewelry or euver ware maaa to order alter drawings. In setting Diamonds, Ao, he flatters blmsolf to be one of the best in tbu country. also, repairing watcnos, jewelry and silver ware, will be one prompt and on the most liberal terms. augl6-3 i MUSIC AND MUSICIANS. MRS. DE FLEUR informs her friends that she has relumed, and whilst thanking them lor their lib- eral patronage, would call their attention to theditlerent branches she Is prepared to leach, and hopea lor a continuance of their lavnri Pinno, Guitar, and Vocal Exerclae t Enamel Painting Pencil Drawing, Monochromatic Drawing, Colored Crayon Draw ing, Paper and Feather Flowtrs. PATTBBNa Designed and Drawn ob Materials for Drosses, Sacks, A c, for Embroidery of every description. Residence on Front street, near State. oc7 d2m NEW MUSIC. Just received, by Express, a large lot of tbe latest publications, consisting of Waltzea, Songs, Polkas, Variationa, Marches, Ao, Ac. At the Music Store of O. MACHOLD, ' ' oct dlw Near the Post Office. JUST RECEIVED, a large invoice of Pianos, U from the celebrated manufactories of Chickerlag and Ladd. For sale only, in this eity, by ocl REED A W ATKINS. AUGUST HAMANN, Teacher of Music, recently from Boston, offers his services to the citizens ot Columbus snd vicinity. Ordera tor Pisno tuning promptly sttended to. Reference, C. Rixd. Address at Reed's Music Store. N.B. Situation wanted aa Church Organist. August4th, 1652.-dly. HEED Ac W ATKINS' MUSIC STORE NEW and POPULAR MUSIC, tbe finest collection ever be lore brought to this city, which was selected for him it-New York snd Boston by competent judges. Also, will be con stantly receiving New Music soon aa published Ha will been abled to furnish Seminaries snd Teachera at the lowest rates possible. . PIANOS Tbelargeatatock everoflered In thlsclty, from Ihe celebrated manufactories ef Chiekerlng, 'iilbert Ladd, Hallett A Allen, snd various other manufactories, which hewil) sell tor cash cheaper thaa any other eatabliabment in thla State The senior partner having bn a manufacturer of Pianos for the last seventeen yeara, aad bring elillcngaged in tbe business. In Boston, they are confident they ean sell lor less thsn any other establishment in thi Went N.B. Planoe tuned and repalred.at short notice. New and second-hand Pianos to rent ' ' HEED A WATKINS. fell! 4 doora north of Meil House. NEW MUSIC, at REED & WAT- KINS' Music Store I Received this dsy largefe"3) supply of new Standard and laahionabie Music Grand Polka da Concert, and Love Dream Polka. Grand Valse de Concert, by Uld Folks at Home, (comic.) Wallace. Allen Petcv. Gold Fever Gallop, by Strak- Blanche A pen. osch. Tom Moore. Gaslight Schottlach. Old Veteran. Spring Sparrow Polka. National Schottlach. i-exingion uuicxxtep. by looa. uia -eng pyne waux.-Happy Family Polka. Oil for Baltimore, (comic.) ' Kathleen, Mavonraeea, as aung Walt ior tbe Wagon, by Catherine Have. There's msgie In that little The Last Rose ol Summer. song : and many other songs Wedding Polka. (Grebe, and pieces. ap25 Lousiann Belle, variationa, by TVTEW BALLADS. Firth, Pond & Co.,, XI of New York, have sent ns tne louowing new Bal lads. Inst nublished by their house. T Bene er s.eeer -,--r in- --ag SI lae gWMa Metber'a nasic ay ksm-ba inert. Thla la a remarkably pleasing ballad, in the Swiss Style, with aa easy piano a eeanpanlmenL A beautiful executed colored title page adorn the moeie. For aale by Ja u. MACHOLD. VJEW WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWEL- ll RY STORE. Flret Deer North ef the Nell Iteaae Eatraare. The subscriber, ia aonaection an in Mr. n. a in, leased this Store for a term ol yeara, have fitted it up for the parpoaeof making It pleasant and easy of access, to tbe citizens of Colambaa, aad vicinity, fa now opening one ol tbe best assort-meats of Gold aad Silver Watchea, Clocks Ladles' and Gentlemen's line Jewelry, fa all Its variety of pattern, style and price. now in Bnarxex. euivar piatea npoone, roraa. Baiter ana rreit naive, uoia, culver ana rlrei ppeetacies, tegeinrr wiin a general variety of furnishing and lancy gooda. n onenng say a rat advertisement, i eaa owiy as a, an common with others, s share ot yoarealls and patronage. Gooda will be sold at a moderate percentsge, and WAXBAamrD hi every aasncr aa as nsr-rxn. All Silver sold by me will be marked ia tbe best style, without charge. Watch repairing done in the beat manner, aad (aaraateed ; having had more thaa twenty yeara practical experience, at the East aad Intending to give my personal attvniioa to this department, I would arrliril year patronage. Engraving and Jobbing done in the aestest manner, at short aotire. Old Gold and Silver takea ia exchange lor goods. Colambaa, July 96, 185x. R, D.DUNBAR. X stWia'syBrBr'W;1(Tr-at-